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Newspaper Page TextDAILY bXG&M OUAKU I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. I'ulillslied erery evening ol llie wook.Bundays etceousl. Address ' communications, and miKii tl roinlltatice ptyable to the Kuoins liuau, Eugene, Oregon. alJUiCWMIO.N ItATM: (OAILV.) Djllrered by carrier, per "eek 15 TinllvHritd br carrier, per month H Br mail, one yoardn advance) 00 Six month! 00 One month & Single copies 0 Will not be aent bjr mall to any addreal, tor any length ol time, unleaa paid In advance. (WIIKLT.) One year ilu advance) W 00 Six montha . 1 00 Advertlsl i ratei made known on application. Knttrcd aa eoond-claai matter at the Bugene, O ogon, noatoflloe. EASTERN OFFICE-2J0 to 234 Temple Court, New York City. E. KAfZ, Agent. WEDNESDAY, - OCTOBER 21. FLAG DAY. National Chairman Jones has up pointed Saturday, October 31, ns flag day for tlio followers of Bryan, the same day set by Mr Hanna for the followers of McKinley. Mo-' Kinley wants the flag unfurled for all believing in sound money. Mr Bryan says: "We who believe in money of the constitution are for sounder money than those who want to change our currency into pounds, shillings and pence. We who believe in a basis for our fi nancial tranactions to rest upon, believe in a sounder financial sys tem than those who advocate the gold standard and a financial sys tem based upon gold alone when you cannot got gold to your foun dation." Mr Jones says: "The American flag has always been the emblem ' of national honor, and It will al ways remain bo. It is tuo sacred to be prostituted to partisan pur poses, as has been attempted for the first time in this campaign. Its influence has always beon for good of mankind. Its display isalways potent for the advancement of all that is boat in our government, for it appeals to every Bontimont of patriotism and national pride. "I therefore suggest that on Sat urday, Octobor 31, all tlioso who desire to preserve the country's honor and independence, as it came to us from the fathers; who be lieve in the rights of every man, rich or poor, to cast a free and un trammeled ballot; who oppose gov ornment by corporations and the ooeroion of voters, and desire that real and genuine proBpurity may onoe again roturn to bless our peo ple, display the national colors at tbelr homes, their places of busi ness and wherever else they may be seen, in ordor that voters whose hearts are for their country nny be cheered and their purposes strength ened and that those who are waver ing may take courage of their pa triotism to perform their duties as citizens, to tho end that govet n ment of tho people, by the people and for the people Bhall not perish from the earth. A FELONIOUS ACT. It is announced that Boss Hun na's lioutonants will endeavor to in re iiryan voters to stay away from the polls, hoping to carry the presidential election through ab senteeism. It is not likely that the attempt will bo made in this stale, especially as it would be a feloni ous act. Sees. 1850-1, Criminal Code of Oregon, provides: "Any porson who shall " induce or persuado any legal voter to re main away from the polls, and not vote nt any geneml oloction in this state, shall, on conviction, be deemed guilty of a felony and shall be punished .by impris onment in the penitentiary not loss than one nor moro than three yoars, and shall be for ever ineligible to hold any office of trust or profit in this state." Ills esUmatotl that Hryan will carry Ihe following counties by Dinjoritios ns follows: IWW, COO; Benton. 200; Clnckamss. 400, Cur ry, 10; Crook, 50; Douglas. 400; Jackson. 1000; Jorrpliinc, 100; Lane, 250; Linn. 1000; Lako, 100; Lincoln, 25, Gilliam, 25; Mr-rion, 400; Grant, 100; Morro-v, 100; Polk, 25; Klamath, 50; Harney, 250; Malheur, 250; Union, 1000; Umatilla, 250; Wallowa, 250, Washington, 25; Wasco, 100; Sher man, 25; Tillamook, 25; Columbia, 200; Yam hill, 250;. They e.mcede McKiolov Clatsop county ly 350 and Multnomah by 3,500. Ex. To Cure a Cold lu One Dir. Take laxative Broino Quinine Tub lets. All druggist refund the mooey If It falls to cure. 25c. Remember that Oregon voters who wish to support Wm J Bryan for president must vote tor the fol lowing fueion electors: N. L. Butler. W. H. Spaugb, E. Hofcr, Harry Watkins. The electors headed "national democrat" are the goldbug McKin- lov assistants, and should only be voted for by suckers, or by those who wish to assist McKinley by giving him a half vote, Bear this in mind, voters. There are In the office of the treas urer of Benton county funds amount ing to $2824. with which old outstand ing warrant could be paid were they presented for redemption. Home or these warrants were Issued as far back as April, 1887. Doctors are often handicapped by the mere fact that when treating the diseases of women, they suggest and insist on " exam inations" and local treatment" A great many of them do not know that this is abso. lutcly unnecessary. Many a woman has been thrown into a dnngerous state of ner vous excitement by the mere suggestion bf such treatment Many women lie to the doctor. That sounds hard, but it Is un doubtedly true. They know that if they admit certain symptoms that the doctor will inevitably insist on an "examination." They do not give him all the facta in the case, and so he works in the dark. Quite often the doctor is too busy and too hurried to make the necessary effort to obtain the tacts. He frequently treats symptoms tor what they appear to be on the aunace, when the real cause and the real sickness is deeper ana more uaugerous. a derangement 01 the distinctly feminine organs will derange the whole bodv. The woman herself mav not know exactly what is the matter with her, but whenever she is sick, there are two thinga she ahould look out for first One is what is called " female weakness :" the other Is constipation, for these two things frequently go togciuer. ur. ricrce's fa vorite prescription is designed for the cure of diseases and disorders of women, and it does cure them. It has been performing its healing mission for 30 years, and tena of thousands ot women nave Deen made happy by it. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are for constlnation. and contingent ills. Druggists sell them, but sometimes in well meaning ignorance, they will try to sell you some, tiling else. There is nothing "just the same" or "Just as good." The druggist who tells you there is, is either mistaken or dishonest. If you care to know more about your own body, send si one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing ettlv. and vnu will receive abialuUtv ftrM a mni of I)r. rlerce's 1,008 page book, " Common Sense Medical Adviser." Address, World's Dispensary Summons. Id tlia Circuit Court of tho State of Oregon, for Lane cnuutv. S K Kuans jVlalntitT, ) I M Hvarverud, II Svarvenu. and V U M Svarverutl, IMcmUnU. j To M Hvarverud and U M Svarverud de fondunttf In the name ol the State of Oregon: Yon, ni each of you, are hereby ramired to appw and answer to the ottnpUint filed aifstinit you in the above entitled (.'our. and mm on or before Uie tint a? of the next rwular wrm of laid Court to be beun and hfmi in Xiiiuene, une county Uroirnn. Monday, the 2tiih day of October, 18 and in oaae you tail to an apiwar ant! antm'er iiaid oomnlaint, the pUinttti will take judir- intnt atrainut you for the mim of 93M4.25, with intereat thereon from January 27th, at the rate of ten per cent per annum, ami for the further Bum of H K7.0. with intiwt thereou from Feb 12th I MM, at the rate of etitht per annum and for the further turn of $7ft attorney fee, and for the coats and mtmirtement oithie action. ThU mirmoni is puhluhed by ord-r of lion J C Kullertttn, jtitl.D of the above n titled Court, made at Chambers on the 1-th ilay of September Itm. K O Potter, Attorney for riiuntifT. Fvuxxi, Oregon, September l'Jth IS'. IV. NOTICE FOR I CBMCATION Laud Ofilco fit Roaebnrg, Oiefcon, October , 18.KJ. Notice is htbr iven that the folloi ins-named aetttrr has filed notice of his in tention to make final proof in snpport of his claim, and that said proof will be made (Wore Joel ware, U o U (J Commissioner. ut Kugen1, Lane county, Oregon, on No uen.btT.iS, I -SIM, tic Atmer Lombard ou II K No 8S01, for the w y aw )i sec 34 tp 18 a, r 4 west. Ha named the following wituessen to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. .idlnnd via: Ohsrlee Knoop. William I tie, Nicholas Toll, aud L O Usruogtou, all of Lngene, Oregon, It M VriTVH, Ueistet, KOTU'K OF FINAL SKl'TI.KMKNT. Kstate of Msrtha V. Cooper. tlereasel. Notice is hereby siren that I.itzie !( Thompson, xlrninistratril ot isiil ealate, has filed net account for Ansl srttlrnient of id estate; and Monday the 7th day of December ISM. haa been net by order o( the conrt for hearing objections to the same. Lioit N THourscii, Oto B rVaKM, Aduiuistiatrii. Ally f' r estate. 197- V' V. . Si . V . v . -7! i IPLU The umpire now decides that "BATTLE AX" is not only decidedly bigger in size than any other JO cent piece of tobacco, but the quality is the finest he ever saw and tihe flavor delicious. You will never know just how you try it Lane County Bank. (Established In 1882.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY. President. J. M. ABRAMB, Cualiier. A. O. HOVBY, Jr.. Aiwt.Caalir. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. H. RENSHAW, Proprietor. Keeps the Best brsudi of-. WHISKEY, BRANDY, BIN, AND All Kinds of Wines. Also the C'eldirntcd KCHLITZ MILWAUKEE liEKH on dmi'slit. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN (roceries Having a Larire nnd Complete atock of btaple and haiicy Groceries Iwuglit in the beat markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR GASH, I can oner the publio better prices tlinn an; other house in Eugene. mince of all Kinds taken at Market Prices. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS,Proprietor. Ctm leaTos Kuirene Monday", Wednesdays anil brldsysatS o'cUk a. m., isiHnKirR ar- rlT Im at Florence the day following at 10 KrturnliV paasenaen leave Florence Tues- i nKiminyn nmi ?anirnsy, at v o clock a. in., arrlTlim In Bugeiiellie mxt day at ! p. m SlXIII.lt KAHK. 1.S00 RorMiTiiir I100 Tlcki'ta lr isle at K. nans' lirery' harri,' K.u-elie,o-at llurd.a DavuH)rt's olltco In Flor- EllGEKE-McKEHZIE ROUTE. ITwaltcr I will mn i (lrst-rUis iust on th? MrKcititf VoWj Hprlnn routo. tfivecttl ntv will b mmlt to Cmm tt.. Frrthl ftiul Pdrke. ihonlil W lft At my UMe thf erotibiir boKw lrprttirr ot h;Jf,., ni, UoifUtR, Wisli:l4T and FritUy, tvtun.ii.K on lterute dyn. It would be hard to convince a man ulTcring from bilious colio that his agony is due to microbe with an un pMiiouncahle name. Hut one dose of IVWItt'a folic ami Cholera (.'lire will convince him of its power to afford Instant relief. It kills pin. OsmiRN DkI.aso. good it is until T. G.Hirdbioub, 8. B. Kakih, Jn., fresident. t.siriier st mmi. Ot Eugene. P&ld un tssl) Caoltal $50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene - - Oregon. A ireneral btnkinn bunineas done on reorjoti- able tent.. Sight drafu on NEW YORK, CHICAGO, HAN KHAN 01 300 and PORT 1.A.M), OKEUOX. bills of exchange Hold on foreiyn countHctf, Deposit?, received mbiect to chock or cortiti- caU of tapit All oollectioiiB entrunted to ua wllr receive pnjDipt atu-nlinn Central Market, IV '1 1 U 1 P RO PRI ETO R S. Will keep constantly on hand a full supply of BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which thpy will sell nt the lowest market prices. A lalrsMre oltfce public patroaage solicited. 1 -TO TH 13 FARMERS.. i We will pay the highest market price j for but Cattle, Hoga nnd Hheep. I Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE. OREROM. ftp-Meats delivered to any part ol the city J. F. FORD, ','.o.,..i:.. 0( Das Moines, It.wa, writ nndor date March 2.1, lS.ISi 8. B. Mkd. Mfo. Co., iiurur, Ori'iron. Gentlemkn: Oh arriving home lust week, I found all well and anxiously n-nil,mr flit 11,4 1.. -! ,.. J ........... HI one. hair yean old, who had wasted away to xh pounds, la now well, strong and vigorous, and well fleshed up. H II nn.l?h.ure.hl," ,lon! its work well! i, . . "",,rl" ,1Ke "..lour 8. 11. ( oiiK i Cure has cured and kept away all hoarmiess from me. 80 give A-',0.?'017 one' wllh Rreetings for all. V ishlng you prosperity, we are iours, Jin. and M ns. J. F. Ford. It yon whh to fn-l Unh and eh er!ul and ?r,'i,.i0,i.1" I?':' ". "leans? t"; sy.f two or tnitH dotes a week ..sing Bold under a ikI tl re iiaran toe SO cents per bottle oy sll drucitlsta. XOTICF. OF FINAL SETTLEMENT .""""J a''n inai tne nnder llf,o . ,'lnVnllr' of 'he est.!a B Z -om rm'ni"r"ion 01 "-i'1 . in Ihe County ( on-t ol lne County, , . th , Dec;mb,,th, 7lb. 1SW, ()'H,k ln the. jj.Oare. ,1 ,i ert ,Ul, la J s. d ..! aeeount. And ,11 per. ,n. lu, r! any ol.j-ci.on. ,h,y ,n .y h,,e .n ritir7 to ,lV ":,'TV "-i.iaa, " I'aKd t I. 0f October 5ti, SM .... 1 ? HrcnNs, ERSK,,woa;,r,,",crt" '' Attornry for .Uminitratr.r. i i r FlSHKRffiwATKINSIII CEO. B. DORR'S. Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, IVLU, PKACTICK IN THE COUUTS of the Second Judicial District and in m Supreme Court of this State. ftKuia! attention given to oollectloua and 1 .t era in ntobate. o. a. toaaih. I- stvks DORRIS & STEVENS, Attorney-at-Law, EUQKNB, OEKOON j mca Over Lane County Bank. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY, lioom 5 upstairs, Blsdon's Block, 9th street. I,. BILYEU, Attokney-at-Law, EUQKNB, ORKOON. aaOfncs Orer First National Bank. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ofwes-Ouc-haU block south of Uhrlsman'i flock, . KUUENK, : 1 OREUON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, EUQENt.OREuCN. L)lV.ce r.i-Htdr8, Walton's block. iil do a funeral lavr pracl'.ceiu all thecourU H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Booms 1 and 2 over First National Bank. C. E. LOOMIS. M. D., Physician and Sirneon. Office up-stalrs In flliolton bloc tvor Geo. T. Hall Si Bon s grocery swe Privttto teleiihono iuside the door for calls day or night. Dfi. J. W. HARRIS, (hysician and Surgeon Oltice over Henderson & Linn's Drug Btoro. Him a Hoobs: t to 12a. pi.;2 too and 7toH . ui. Iteu ..oi Ferry street between 12th and 18th DR. Q. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, Dot's onlv flrst'OlHM work. The latest Im provements used. Terms moderate. Ofllceand residence on Ollvo Btrent, between Fifth and Sixth nreutf, one block wont ot Minnesota uoiei. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal 'iiPLEXIOM I POWDER, If 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. vwwy Insist spon having tho genulno. HAVE A DATE? (uiace. Arc a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Does not gripe or sicken the stomach. It is the coming laxative. Excellent for children. Henderson A I.tnn can tell you more about them. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. Land Offloe at Roaeburg, Oregon. September 9, 1896. Sotice is hereby given that the follow ing named settler has filed notice of bis lut.'inion to make final proof in support of his eliiiui, and that said proof will be made iKlor.. Joel Ware, U 8 0 0 Commissioner, ntEuxene, Oregon, on Ootober 20, 1396. Tin lley A Smith on homestead antry No 7719, (or the n e ol see. 34, tp 18 i, r 1 e.at. Ileunmo the following wilaeases to prove his cotttinnona residence upon and cultiva.ion o(, aaid land, vis: James Howard, J K Ilolbrook, James L Buitli, Juues F Ferguson sll of Lowell, 0..-g R. VI. VATCB, Register. NO fit E OF FINAL bE t'l LEMENT. Eii.te of C .orlece Belehsw, drcessed. Ko'iw is her, by glyen Ibst O W K.ny. dnihd.trnto. of said estate, baa li d bis nual account for Belli, ment ol said estate, and Wtdneaduy, the 6th day ol August, 1SU6. has been set, by ordor of Ihe court (or hearing the same. Ocoaai W. Kixsct, Administrator, !ll ! VUlUVILllW UllAUllIl fUU'U o. in F ALT. n-.T II LEAVE I 7:00 P M I'any, iM'i'alftl.,. 7:00 I' M ually. baytot ffl.rJj,1i."fi!'. 8:10 A : Dally, llaod mu. i, -ks reennm, chslr c. , .,; toWlii trains For all lnlorm.Mnn . corner wir.,;::? t, an 1 corner Washl'sl?;?' t. "."..nun. m,.. , w. buuil'm ew . . W.H.Br., E. McNEI IteceivL'i KILL, Wlh2t onlanu.""'. EAST U south VIA The Shasta R0uii OF THE The Southern Pacift Express Trains i77d., .. ,50 a :n I L r.!t am 1 1 cws Lr;' Above trains stop t ru pT"r ;City, Woodbu,,PS.K'TuSfr Jelfersnn, Allmuy, Alias. .iS' S n"i'JUr?' .'Juuc!i,,B lrtfff tli.ns from ltowbur- tn A.11..J - - m. BOSESDHO UAH. 8 SO a m Lv Portland ,,,, 0.2U p miAr Kwebcj u'T aMipmi. I'wtlraJ, .., 6:15 n u, A SJ fl? -DINING CAES ON OGODi UtH aim SFCOND CLASS SUETIXSui, Attached to oil Ihrotnjb uu BETWEKH luaxLAHll an flung MAIL TBAIN EA11I (aiTrt irrul I 7.Sn m I T .u - Pul...i ..... 12:15 Din Ar Corli l.Uj At Albsny and v.'emllu ettrttalo of flmvon (Vntral A L.n KXFHKHB THAIS DA1LT (nrmSTim) MS p m I l.v yort sid irli... uopmAr McMlannllt Lililu THROUGH TICKETS l ill p in the Eastern Ststes, CiCkdi ui In can be ootained at lowest nlstfrca L. Q. ADAIK, Agent, Ecjaaf it Awrjiii.cit, c r nutiu, Manager, Awt 0. F. ud I'm If 1'UKTLANIU'Mtt Eugene Street Railway, TIME CARD. After the 4lh of Oct. ISM, Ibt M curs will run on tlie followiugscWsii time until lurtner uotice. LEAVIXU THE DEPOT. 7:10-7:40-8:10-8:40 MMWUWii then every half hour. LEAVE THE rXIVEsSTT. 7:25-75-8:25-85-925-!)aWHiii then every half hour. Cora will leave promptly mim H. W. HOU0 vuc do'iflin rhiKUILW IF I G Wnarnrfl ItCBUh. BBS 'SrclfSi . IT 1 1 1 11 1 11 rag"; For sale at Yerlnittonikf 'I or. rcLtx i"m"Tn ltabkc.vit .'. , 'i' maji, Oenn.r rriiiw ,v V ?;,.ee. re- ...Jf.fflrsst BU Kotice is..stK..jl named settler .. . , , npv, ,ion to make .(.ill, elaim. and that td V e-0?. fore Joel Ware, I "., s.y,r 17. 189(3. ' 'Kl 6980 lor me .. - 1 est. ., . ir. .in Ho names in- - .ft " prove his ", "" ', ',l f: ,1 cultivation 01 , G l"vri.i' M A 1 ..in . n .j and William I "l'b . Oregon, R '0 a. i 9