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DAILY EUGENE GUARD.
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THZ BEST
PRING MEDICINE
Simmons Liver Regulator don't
mt to take it The Liver gets sluggish
tlnj th Winter, just like all nature,
4 tha system becomes choked up by
t accumulated waste, whLh brings on
iarla. Fever and Ague and Rheuma
n. lou want to wake up your Liver
v, but be sure you take SIMMONS
(VES REGULATOR to do it. It also
dates the Liver keeps It properly at
erk, when your system will be free from
iwn and the whole body invigorated.
Vou get THE BKHT BLOOD when
ur system is in Al condition, and that
only be when the Liver is kept active.
Sr a Liver Remedy once and note the
erence. But take only SIMMONS
IVER REGULATOR It is SIMMONS
IVER REGULATOR which makes the
fference. Take It in powder or in liquid
4ready prepared, or make a tea of the
ewder; but take SIMMONS LIVER REGU
TOR. You'll find the RED Z on every
tckage. Look for it
B. ZeUln Oo Philadelphia, Pa.
1 CEO. B. CORRIS.
attorney and Counsellor
I at-Law
tVTLh PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
fV of the Second Judicial Distilct and is
Supreme Court of this State.
Special attention giren to collection! and
tat ten in probate.
i, A. IjOBBIS. L L. STEYKN8
I DORRIS & STEVENS,
I Attorney-at-Law,
EUGENE, OHEUON
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' Qinci-Over Lane County Bank.
J. M. WILLIAMS,
Attorney : at : law.
OOLLECTION8 A SPECIALTY.
Room 6 upstain, RUdon's Block, 9th street.
I L. BILYEU,
I Attorn ey-at-Law,
I EUGENE, OREGON.
f far-0mcl Over First National Bank,
A. C. WOODCOCK,
I ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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Omcs-One-hsli block Math ol Chrtimtn'i
lock,
EUGENE,
OREGON.
J. J. WALTON,1
Attorn ey-at-Law,
EUOENk, OKIUON.
v OffiM nul.it. W.llnn'a hlnrk.
Will do geuera! lr praclicein ell the court.
vi inn aimie.
:H. D. NORTON,
LAWYER.
'' Rooms 1 and 2 over First National
; Bank.
C. E. LOOMIS. M. D.,
Physician and Sumeon.
, Omce up-stsln In Shelton bloe irar Geo. T.
i HsU Bon grocer slot
f Private telephone Inside the doer
I for calls day or night.
!
J Tt? f TXT TT A 'CRTS
, .asa,. u . TV lit! .
I'hyeiclan and Surgeon
I Olnce over Benderaon A Linn's Droj Store.
OrncaBuDRi: to 12. m.;2 to6 nd 7 ws
ei .deeFern street between 12lb nd Utn
DRINK
(Ueiohard's
! ON SALE AT ALL
I SALOONS.
I Bottle Beer for Families.
W. MAYER, Agt
Hops.
Of the situation in XowYotk'shop
ceuters the following is taken fiom the
Otsego Farmer of the 27(li ult:
Cooperstown "A conservative dealer
estimates llmt 5,XO tales of hop
passed out uf grower bauds las: week,
of which 2,000 bales were bought here
by dealers in this village. Of course
this figure was uot duplicated this week
but the general tone uf the market has
been strong and Hrui with uu advanc
ing tendency. Heretofore this season
Cooptistown has been the best hop
market iu Central New York, but 11
reports from Schoharie county are true
the palm has been won by our neigh
boring county. A local dealer is
authority for the statement lli.it one
lot there was sold for 17 ceute unit the
other lots for 16. A report has been
circulated that 18 cents has been paid
in Schoharie. In this market we
learn of nothing higher than 15 cents,
although there is a reported offer of
18. Good brewing hops bring 10, 11
and occasionally 12 cents; ship era run
up to 15. Our reports show purchases
amounting to a little less than 1,000
bales hore. Of this numbor IS were
bought at 7; 23 at SJ; 5 at 9; 56 at 91;
126atl2;51at 12); 32 at 13; 15 at 13;
111 at 13; and the balance at 10, 10),
10), 11, 11) and 11."
Another, Cart. Eugene now has
another hose cmrt ready for service,
making four carts In the city. The
racing cart, which wa recently pur
chased by the city, has been fitted out
with 500 feet of hose, formerly used on
Oregou cart, and other neccssaiy
equipments and was placed in readi
ness for use today by Street Com
missioner Doyle. There are now two
hose carts at the central station, be
sides the chemical engine nud hook
and ladder outfit, and one cart each at
Lawrence street and Eleventh sta
tions.
A Rumor. Portland Sunday Mer
cury: The .Morning Journal said to
bo a branch of the San Francisco Ex
aminer, Is to be luuuched in this city
within a fuw days. Thome typeset
ting machine are being plaid in the
office of the Metropolitan Printing
Company, and the matter for the paper
will be set upou them.
The Woodmen circle will entertain
the nieuibersof the camp at Its meet
ing next Friday night.
Dav AY Hendorson. Undertakers ana
Embalmers. Cor Wil. and th sts.
GO TO,
row
at I
FOB TItK LEADING BRANDS OF
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
..AIvSO..
Confectioner), Nuts and Soda Water.
FRUITS IN SEASON-
Beat .elected line of smoker artteles in town.
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
DE Is' T 1ST,
Doci oniy 11 rut-clam work. The latent tin
pruvemcntii up!. T?rmi moderate. Oflice ami
nitMei.ce on Olire iire"t, twiween Filth and
Hx tli fttieel'. one block west of Mluneaoia
Hotel.
Try Oregon Cracker Co.'s
IV HEAT
AFERS
n, f,.,m U.iilsUm nroces whole
wiient (lour. Finest tiling made for
dyspoplli'S or all pcMons Willi wena
sl'.miachs.
U,. arc of imitations. He sure and
get Oregon Cracker Co.'s Brand
Eugene Street Railway.
T1MK CAHD.
After the 4th of Oct. 18!lj, the street
cars will run on ine hmi i-v...
time until luiiner iiumu.
I.KAVINU TMK HKPOT.
7:10 7:40-8:10-8:W 9:10-6:4010.-O0 a. lu.
then every half hour.
I.EAVKTHK ItNtVKBSTY.
7ij-7i".i .S:i' -W !):.V!'rjO10:lS a. in.
then every half hour.
C ar, , III leave iy
Watches and Clocks Impaired.
Perseus).
E L Onin of Jasper Is iu the city.
Y S Hrowu, of Harrlsburg, is In
the city.
Rev Fathur Black returned from
Monroe today.
Hon Itobert Clow visited Eugeue
this afternoon.
John West, of rieasaut Hill, was iu
Eugene today.
Lester Huliu made Creswell a short
visit yesterday.
J B Young of Kali Creek did busi
ness In Eugene today.
O P Huff of Irving paid Eugene a
short visit this afternoon.
Al Uamptcn returned this morning
from a short visit at (losheu.
J M Howe is visiting al Grant's Pass.
His mother is quite tick at that place.
Attorney J M Williams went to
Cottage Grove on business this after
noon. Walt Grifliu returned ysterday
from a short business trip to Cottage
Grove.
A Todd and family, well known In
Eugeue, will move to Florid ill the
near future.
W II Pool weut to Koseburg this
afternoon to attend a laud cape In the
Douglas county court
Miss Carrie Lauer, who has been
visitlug with frleuils iu Poitland, re
turned home to lay.
Attorney M O Wilt ins went to Kose
buig last night to attend the Doiigla
county term of circuit court.
Secretary of Slate 11 It Kincaid
came up from Salem yesterday to
make a short visit at homo.
Deputy District Attoiuey Harris
went to Cottage Orove this afternoou
to prosecute another gambling case.
Mrs E W Whipple aud sou went to
Cottage Orove this afternoon to attend
the funeral ol the late Frank Whipple.
Dr F W Preutico and Jos Luekey
relumed this morning from a visit to
their timber claims near Jones' saw
mill.
B L Force, of the Harris track, who
was majried in Oranta l'ass recently,
returned home with his bride yester
day.
.Mrs L Neumayor, who put on the
operetta, "Triumph of Love," Iu this
city will leave for California on the
eirly truln tomorrow morning.
Tom Awbrey, who Is to have charge
of the H P station at Cottage Orove,
left for that city this afternoon. M
Awbrcy will join him in a day or
two.
Mrs M W Clearwater Is suflering
witli gangreen at her home cast of
Springfield. The old lady is nearly
80 yeart of ago and is becoming quite
feeble from the attack.
Hand Sawed Harve Little while
nianipulaliong the traction engine saw
this afternoon, had three of the finger
of his right hand considerably mang
led.
Tired eyes an alarm bell for loss
work or glasses. Dr Lowe con furnish
the glasses.
Fifty Yeara Ago.
Who could Inugtne that this ihonld be
The plsce where, In eighteen nlnelr-thr
Thit whit worli-woniitr ol rch od
Aomm
Should hdow the mtlonl, polrchrom . . .
Here t the Pslr wai the prlie conferred
On Ayer's Pills, by the world preferred,
chlcu-o-like, they a record show.
Since they iurted-o year g.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills
have, from the time of their
preparation, been a continuous
BUC08H8 with the public. And
that means that Ayer's Pills
accomplish what Is promised
for them; they cure where
others fail. It was fltting
therefore, that the world-wide
popularity of these pills should
be recognieed by the World's
Pair medal of 1893-S fact
which emphasize, the record:
50 Years of Cures.
ANNUAL ELECTION.
Of the Kugeue Klre Department.
Chief and Asslslaut Bol'ig
Voted For.
The annual election of the Eugene
tire department for the purpose of
eleotlug a chief engineer and an as
sistant is being held this afternoon.
But two candidates for chief and one
assistant appear on the tickets, but
some scratching is boiug done. Win
Mayer aud Wiu Hodes are the regular
candidates for chief. Mr Mayer was
nominated by Oregon Hose Company
aud Mr Hodes by Kescue Company.
Tom Jeukius was nominated by En
gine company for otslstaut chief and
bis uanie appetrs on both tickets.
The election Is being held lu fire
man's hall. The Judges are O W Grif
fin, Dell Kuykoudall and Fred Her
bold, the first two named acting as
clerks also. There are about 100 llre-
mou who are entitled to vote. The
polls opened at 1 o'clock and will re
main open until B, hence tlio result
ill not be kuown until that time.
From Silver Luke.
Nov 30, 1806.
Eurrott CiUAKI): Thinking a few
words from a "tenderfoot" might ttiul
a place In your columns, I will give
you a few items.
The weather here is uprecedcuted
severe for this lime of year. Some
thing never seen by the oldest settler.
On Tuesday the thermometer stood one
legree above zero, Wednesday at zero.
rhursihiy night it dropped to SS de
grees below zero and stood In ths same
notch l'rlilav morning at 8 o'clock.
Everything is frozen up.
Stock cattle lu this section are look.
ing poor, but prices for range stock is
very good. x.
I have heard no complaint about
shoep. Wool is looking up a few
notches.
The merchants doing business hero
as a rule sell very reasonable and nriccs
range about as iu the valley, with
freight added.
Q H Hinull one of the old reliable
horse raisers of this county, is winter
ing in Nebraska Willi a drove of horses,
understand he sold his mules at
fair prices. He is expected home some
timo the latter part of the winter,
Messrs F Duncan and W Kltsedge
who accompanied him east with horses
have relumed.
The many friends of Mr A V Lane
in Lane county will bo pleased to
know he Is In better health this
winter thnn for several years.
Mr Andrew Miller and Mr J Hen
derson who started soino olght days
ago to Tiilu lake after flour for Mr
Chrlsnian, the merchant, have not re
turned yet. Probably wrestling with
the snow In the mountains.
Mr C L Williams baa been com
pelled to close the Silver Lake saw
mill down on account of the cold
weather and moved to town last week
for the winter.
There has been quite a boom In
building in our lively little village
this fail Mostly additions to resi
dences.
Tkndkiifoot,
I'ismisskii. Iu the matter of the
case of WC New burn, for whom a
search warrant wo Issued Friday, at
the Instigation of Deputy Fish and
Game Warden Wilkin, the deer hide
which were taken from Mr Newburn'
place were returned today by Con
stable Scott. The defendant' at tor
ney filed a motion this morning to
dismiss the oase, and as Deputy At
torncy Harrhrflled no objection to the
motion it was granted by Justice
Wheeler. There was no evidence of
crime.
CHANUR OP Ol'KHATOItH.
Tho
Awbrey night operator for the 8
company In thl cily, has lcen ordered
to Cottage Orove where ho will 1
stationed permanently. Mr Awbrey
will bav day work at Cottage Orove
and a mire lucrative position than the
one here. Ill place hare will be sup
plied permanently by an oierator
from Drain, but for a few day will he
temporarily supplied by a man from
Haleiu.
ItoWLINO. Albany Democrat: A
live Interest is being taken in bowl
imr. The Acme Howling Club uow
numbers about twenty-flvu member.
Th y believe they have four of the
best players In Oregon aud are willing
to lwl any quartet In Oregon on the
Albany alleys. Eugene has already
been challenged.
T Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laiative Kroiuo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggist refund the money
frank Whipple. .
Cottagk Uhovk, Or., Deo 0. The
people of this vicinity were saddened
to learn ot the sudden death of Frank
Whipple at 11 a m, at hi home today.
He had Just flulahed shaving himself,
sitting lu a chair when he died. The
doctor said he died from apoplexy. He
had beeu around town this morning,
and said he felt very well.
Mr Whipple was lu business here
for a numtier of years; also served two
terms as postmaster. At the time of
his death he was in the general mor
ohandlse Arm of Chrlsnian & Co. He
had mauy friends, aud was au hon
orable man. He was a member of the.
Masonic lodge, and will be burled
Tuesday under the auspice of that
order. He bos been Jn poor health for
a number of years, being 50 years of
age. He left a widow aud three child
ren. The Salvutlou Army.
Major J W I'arker (the college boy)
presiding elder of the Kalvutlou Army
lu the North Pacllle Division, accom
panied by Cnpl Sheridan of Seattle,
will vl.lt Kugeue on tlio 0th and 10th
of December. Tho first meeting Dec.
0th will be held lu tho Cumberland
Presbyterian church. The major will
talk on the social and spiritual work of
aruiv. Everybody cordially invited to
to attend the meeting. Admission Be,
Ceramic Exhibition.
Attention Is called to the display ol
decorated china In Henderson & Linn's
window.
There will be a sale on the 21st, 22d,
23rd und 24th of December.
Those desiring certain pieces reserved
for them will leave their orders with
Cccile Dorris, residence corner Stli and
Penrl.
Curd of Tlinnkn.
The ladles Kt Mary's Guild desire to
return their most hearty thanks and
expression of their appreciation for ths
untiring and most successful eflorts of
the performers who took part lu the
presentation of the "Triumph of
Love." Also to the mothers of the
children and the public who so geuor
ously sustained them In tholr under
taking.
Advancement I lull.
Itegular meeting tills Monday oven-
Ing at Mount's hall: Papers by Presi
dent C'H Chapman aud Prof Haw
thorne Bubjoet: "Iteactlon Per
iods." Hpoclal music Everybody
invited.
Don't hi: in Habtk To buy your
Christmas present until you have at
tended ;thu bazsr and festival of the
seasons to be given by the Ladles'
Union of the M 1". church, on the 15th
and 10th of December. Tho arrange
ment will be unique, and the Hat of
article will include both the useful
and the ornamental.
Anotiikb Vkntuiib. Auothor
nowsnaner venture 1 soon to bo
launched In tin cily by II W Ho,
who, for a; few month, recently had
the helm of the Cottngo Urove leader,
hlch under his administration, sailed
under the title of "Moderator". Mr
Ilos ha secured tho old "llroad Axe"
plant and will run a republican pier.
Tho first issue will appear In about a
week.
Attention Laiiiku. You now have
the opportunity of having your new
suits make up In the very latest style
and perfect lit guaranteed at
Mim Htisson,
I loom 1 Hhclton Illdg.
Quick shot shotgun
F L Chamber' on I y.
cartridges at
TO READ.
Aibiickel'H Coffee, por lb
(Jool Shoulder Meat
10 lb Inrd pnils 10c
') lb lard pailst 7
1 steel Hpring clotlien wringer $1.75
ICxtra handles Mrs. Tolls' irons lfc
One pair men's heavy tap solo wood
pegged shoes, all solid, greatest value on
earth for tho money $1.50
-AX BILLY.
Brevities.
Everything at Post Ollice grocery.
Circuit court convened in Itoseblirg
today.
City council meets one week from
tonight.
The Oregon legislature meets In Sa
lem January 11.
Fresh every day, the best cigar
made for 10 cents.
Umbrellas repaired at Eugeue Saw
Works. th Street.
Vorau & Sou have a new ad In to
day's llL'AItt). Head It.
Salem and Albany are holding
municipal elections today.
Weather prediction for tonight and
Tuesday: Occasional rain.
W O Zlegler moved Into tho Hotel
Eugeno this afternoon. The hotel
will be opened to tlio publlo one week
from tomorrow.
The river raised sovoiM feet Satur
day during tho day . .d night, shut
ting on the water power In this o'.ty.
The river fell ngaln yesterday and last
night.
Shilo's Cure Is sold on n guarantee.
It cures Incipient consumption. It Is
the best cough cure. Only one cent a
dose. 2octs., ftllels., (1. Sold by Hen
derson & Linn.
Ed ltrlxtow, our ellleieut assistant
postmaster, is preparing to move into
tho Hutledgo house, formerly occupied
by llishop Mills' family, 12th and
Ferry streets.
E P Thorp has sold his half Interest
In the Myrtle Point Enterprise to his
partner W C Conner. Mr Thorp will
devote his entire time aud attention to
the Leador, of Cottago (Irnve-Lematl.
Mrs E C Stinsnn, of Portland, for
merly Mrs E Christian and well
known In Eugene, has arrived aud
opened dressmaking parlor In the
Shelton building, ever Geo T Hall A
Bon's storo.
Hon John Hohson died at his home
lu Astoria yesterday, aged 72 years.
He was one of the respected ploneere
of Oregon and a warm personal friend
of the writer. Ho camo to tho state in
1813.
Small III size, but gleat ill results.
DeWltl's I.I I tlo Early Itinera act
gently but thoroughly, curing Indi
gestion, dyspepsia and constipation.
Small pill, safe pill, best pill.
UHllt'ltN dt 1IKL.ANO.
A Pendleton house has a four page
advertisement lu tho E O. There la
sum snap to that. It la not necessary
to liuvo four pago ad, but the live
business man must keep his uame be
fore the public and tho only way to do
It I throught the uowspapcr.
Tho Times give tho following as
candidates for tho Corvalll postoflloe:
ilalph Davison, Thus Cooper, W W
tlrlstow, U K Eglln, Miss Welker, Mr
Minnie Leu and Editor Johnson of the
Gazette. The latter I willing It should
continue to bo Postmsater Johnson.
This I a day of aiitl-thi and anil
that, but what people need most nowa
day Is, the autl-blllou medicine,
Simmons Liver ltcgulalor, the king
of liver medicines, and better than
pills. "I have used no other autl
blllou remedy for six year and know
from experience that for Indie of a
annatlpated habit nothing equal It."
Laura V Craig, Ellenbury, Fla.
A new card la displayed In the grocery
establishment of J O Hhinehart, C D
Combs A Co., and L C Jlurg laying:
"nave your money, How? lly drinking
CoDulone." Also a neat circular has
been placod 111 every house tailing
about till lino now health substitute
for coffee, It saves your health and
I one-half cheaper than coft. Try
a package of the almve grocer aud be
convinced of Its merit.
20c
If it fl !o cure. 2-)C.
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