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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EMJiXE GUA1.D. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published ef ery evening ot the wees. Bands JB atcetiloa. Addresi 11 commuulcalloua, and mike all remittances parable 10 Ilia Buoaas lii'sau, Kugeue, OteKon. rJUB.'KIITiON RA'IKS: tbaU.Y.1 UdliTered by farrier, per wee I 1& Delivered by carrier, mr mouth W) By mall, one year (In advance) OC Hti months 00 One month '. M SI ngle copies ' Will not bo aenl by mall to any addreu. lor a ij length of time, unleai paid Id advance. (waiUY.) Una year (lu advance) 12 00 HI mouths 1 00 Iverllslita ratea made known on application. Entered aa second-claas matter at the Eugene, Oregon, poatofflco. viuTirrM ntrptre ya ta 2ru Ternrde Court, New York City. K. KATZ, agent. WEDNESDAY, - JANUARY C KIBHT KIND OF TALK. At the New England dinner hold in thecity of Now York last week, ex-Minister Phelps was tlio principal speaker. Ia the course of his remarks he mado use of tho fol lowing patriotic words nd exprei- sions of sentiment to which every patriotic man in the nation will say, amen 1 Here are the words "It seems to me that for a while we have got to suspend the contest of party. We have got to postpone the decision of such indue. There have got to be concessions on all sides and self-denial on all sides. If we do that we may look for pros perity. If we do not I should be glad to be informed, because I am sorry to say that I am unable to see from what quarter it is to come. "We have got to have the patri otism of tho forefathors resurrected; a patriotism that is above party and above self; a patriotism that oxists wlion none were for the par ty ar.d all wore for the state, ' If this government is as Lincoln said it a government of the people, for the people and by tho people thon it is ahsolutoly certain that it cannot be a government of the pol itioians, by tho politicians, and for the politicians, bocause no two sys toms of govornmontare inoro di rootly opposed than those." NIIKUIDAN'S BEST SPKECII. "The last timo General Phil Shoridun was in Milwaukee," said Hob Howard, tho newspapor man, "was when the Army of tho Cum berland held its annual reunion here In 1882. A banquet was giv en the association at tho National Home. Goneral Sheridan presided. In his opening speeoh ho was puz sled for words, but after a fashion he managed to stammer out some thing that but few hoard and loss understood. I was reporting the event Tor the Sentinel and had ta ken down everthing Sheridan said just as he spoke it. Whon he got through he came to mo and said: "Look here, Mr Reporter, do you want to please me?" " ' 'Deed I do; general.' " 'Thon please don't print that d slush of mine. Just make up a nieo little speech for me.' " Howard made up a dainty little speech for the commander of tho American army, which greatly ploaaed him. A few years later, when ho was on duty at Washington, Howard's duties frequently took him to head quarters and he always met a hearty woloomo. The first timo he called Shoridun said: "Oh yes, I remember you. Yor aro the in nn who made that nice little speech for me in Milwaukee." On several occasions ho intro duced Howard lo his friends as the author of the bost speeoh he ever made. Colonel Uriflitl, J Oritlith, a business man of Los Angeles, has given to his beloved city a portion of the Los Felii rancho, comprising 2000 acres, for a public park. This the largest pubHo prk in the world barring none is to beoon nocted with Klysian park by a broad boulevard, something over a milo In length. Water rights go with the land, and the entire gift is today worth about 1300,000. This leafio the IU-dlundsCitrograph to suggest the query. "What will it be worth to the people of Los Angeles ten years hence?" Col. Griffith makes but one stipulation as a "rider" to his gift, and that is tnat no railroad shall run to this park, chartered by the city, on which a greater fare than fiva cents Bhall be charged. The Ashland Tidings says that it is reported that the fight to secure the relocation of the county seat of Jackson county will be opened by the introduction of a bill at the coming session of the legislature to submit the question to a vote of the people of that county at the next state and county election in June, 1898. The effort to secure a sub mission of the question to a voto of the people is said to emanate from Medford, with thd idea that its lo cation will make Medford a strong competitor with Jacksonville. To Core a Cold In One Uay. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It falls to cure. 25c. .Slice) to the Front. The state of Oregon Is situated on the I'aclfio coast and has a pleasant climate to live lu. It Is neither too cold or too warm, and thus is suited for pleasant homos, which can he had In our Inland cities and villages; and along our clear water brooks and riv ers, and along our mountain spurrs and foot hills. These) places can be vastly improved by turning their surrounding into tame pastures, which can be made both beautiful and profitable. This can be done by pasturing sheep and goats on It. They will eatofltlie wild grass, weeds and shrubbery, and their droppings will eurlchcn the land and prepare it for tame grasses, such as timothy, blue grassutid other tame grasses. Nothing enriches the laud so com pletely as thu droppings of those animals. It will also prepare the hind for prime orchards, and that without the expenso of plowing or harrowing the ground, The next legislature should puna a law against the do nuisance, for they are tho only enemies the sheep and goats have near towns ami villages. The law should compel every dog owner to keep up his dog feoni sunset till sunrise, or be compelled to pay a flue of from ft ye to ten dollars for each ofTonse. To bo collected before any justice of the peace, or recorder lu the county. The flue whon so eollee ed, to bo paid over to the complaining witness, and thus enoournge tho enforcement of the law. This paper Is drawn up for tho pur pose of calling tho attention of our law makers to tho within suljeot of the dog nuisance. T. 8. It, Deo. in, tm. Men ere often wiser than thry act. Tliey know how lo be happy but eome timca thrr are mis erable. They know there Is no haimtneaa worth the name with out health ; yet they neglect health. They allow dyspepsia and biliousness and con a tl nation to vet a hold on them and make life wretched. Those three complaints usttallY come to gether. Constipation affects the stomach anil liver. That hringa on bilious attacks and indigestion, heailachea, nausea, tltul ness, queer sensations of weakness and pal. pltation. Your nerves are unstrung, your Arstem la sluggish. You lose ambition. The fact is your whole constitution is being llowly undermined. What you need ia Dr. l-lerce-a rifasatit relicts. Thev cure const irtntmn. ilvsrtensls and ho. iousnesa in the only sure, 'permanent wav. There Is nothing violent or ir.tt.ititig about them, they wotk miltrly tliouglt quicklv. They tone and strengthen the bowels to ny on their functions naturally. They gently stimulate the flow of title from the liver and the digestive juices of the atom, tch. You don't become a slave to their nse as with other pills. They m.ike yon reg. ular and then yon can leave llu-m. That is the ditlclrnce between Ilr. l'ietce's Pleasant Fellets and the something ' lust as good." which a sharp druggist lues to aubstitute. Don't let turn do so with you. If von want to keep yonr health and strength llhout consulting tne d.vtor so ollen. the t-rt ining yon can no is towtite to the'WotM s lipcnry Medical A&uvUlton, Hul UK N. Y., hH- a ev-py of l'r. Pierce's great book, the "People's Common rene Mntivsl A.! iter." Send i one-cent sumps to cover cost of malting esv. It ts s Urge tsok of io. psees, with over v illustrations. It Is Ihe same hook ol w hi. h r-svxv copies were sold st ft v es.h. The onlv dif-crem-e Is In the tinUns. whi.h In the free edition I There Is no other ssh complete Isinliy doctor hook In the KttKtish UngiKiie. It is a veritable radical litimrv, compu te in one volume. rtw HOW before all are Hivrn isiiv. Thev are niina is oi sirott ntsnt a iisimt. oft rspitilv, Ihereioie. do not drlav sending . ntiidlr 11 In ,nt ol one. The above gclMtvua offer la liatucd lo ssvveoavopiea, XOTIt'K l' rKKhiriiKS. Notice is herotiv vlven tl, .t W M I u h.. been st pointr.1 ,v the oounlv court o( l.so cuntv, Oregvn. sdiuinistial.ir ot the estate I ol K W linos, doi-cooed, n.l a I persoi.i I,,t ing vlsitns anoinst sai l estate are lien he r lneste l to present tha iie to ins dole .ri- Ped at my place ot louine- ia Junction l ity Oregon, or at Ilia olft.ss ol K li Skipworth in ' Kugi-ne, Oregon, witliir. si months from the1 dote tlieravt. j lalej at Kiihvne, Ore., lire. tsuv VV S l.u. , A.lniiuislrator ot aaul esUI v h K SstrxOHtH, I Ally I, Administrator, 1 aKAmjEB m t'ily Marshal's Sale. Notico ia hereby given that I did on Hie 21 111 day o I IVeember, 18'MJ, take up within the corporate limits of the city of Kugeue in compliance with section 3 of ordinance Nr 52, and will oiler fur tale at publio auction to the highest bidder at Hants' Liver Hlable in said city, the foilov.-iug described horse to-wit: One bay mare, 15 hands high, Weight 1100, 8 or 0 years old, black mane and tail, no brands That I will sell the above described animal on Thursday the 21st day of January, 1807, to satisfy the fee for taking up and the costs and expenses of sale. Terms, cash. II J Day. Marshal of the City of Eugene. It would be hard to convince a man Buffering from bilious colic that his agony is due to a microbe with an un- prououncable name. But one dose of DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure will convince him of its power to afford instant relief. It kills pain. OsmjKN & DeLano. Farm for Sale.' 160 acres of land for sale cheap at Elk prairie, 24 miles west of Kugeue. 80 acres in cultivation and 20 acres more can be placed in cultivation at small expense. Good residence, barn and outhouses, also a full line of ma chinery used on a first-class farm. 15 head of cows and some young cattle, 30 head of bogs, chickens, etu. The properly will be sold entire for $3,000. I was offered at one time $4,000 for the land, This is a great bargain. Land buyers are invited to come and look over the place. Ben Ri sh, Halo fostofllce, Lane county, Ore. Many merchants are well aware that their customers are their best friends and take pleasure in supplying them with the bott goods obtainable. As an instance we mention Perry cV Came ron, prominent druggist of Flushing, Michigan. They say: "We have' no hesitation In recommending Cham berlain's Cough remedy to our cus tomers, as it is the best cough med- lcino we have ever sold, and always gives satisfaction." For sale at 25 and 50 cents pet' bottlo by Ostium & DeLano Special School Meeting. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School district No 4, of Lane county, state of Oregon, that a special school meeting of said district will be held at the Court houao In Kugeue, Oregon, on tho loth day of January, 181)7, at 7 o'olook lu the nfterunon, for the following objects: To levy a tar. to pay oil the Indebtedness of the dis trict and Interest thereon audio run tho public schools lor the ensuing yoar.. - Attest: Vm Pkksto.n, Chairman Board of Directors. Geo F Chaw, District Clerk. H'e-k of 1'rayer. Services at the 1st Presbyterian church each evening this week begin ning at 7 o'clock. I'ONOltKUATIONAI, I'HUItC'll. The week of prayer will be observed at the Coug'l this week by sjiccliil prayer meeting cveiy evening except Saturday at 7 o'clock. It C II hooks, Pastor. Bo comfortable while traveling in cool weather. The Union I'aclfio heats Its trains throughout by steam Ileal from tho engine, thus making every part of nil its cars pleasant and com. forlnble. It also lights Its cars by tho celebrated Plntsch light, making them brilliant at night. lWenR-fra carried daily on the fast mall, which leaves I'orilitiKl nt 7 p in. por sleeniiitr car teservatlons, tickets, or inforinallon. call nn nr ntldrvsa K J Mct'lnimluiii ageut, K 'gene. Oio. Notice. Ki'gk.nk, Or, Jan. 5, IS7. To tiik Kakmk.hs ok LankCoi-nty: ! You aro respectively reipicstwl to nitvt nt the court house lu Kiigfue, Feb. 0th, IMI7, nt 1 o'clin k p nt, for the purpose of organising a Farmers' Protective Association, All are In vited to le present on the above date. J C ltiru AHUSON. JollH Wkst. For a aln in the chest a piece of flannel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain Halm and bound on over the m a' of the pain, and another on t, e back between the shoulders, will aflord prompt relief. Tills ia espwlally vnl liable In casvs where the pain is caused by a cold and there Is a tendeuev to ward pneumonia. For sale by Osbufn A Dcl.auo. I've a secret In my lieart, Swcvt Marie, A tale I would Impart, Sweet Marie:. If you'd even fairer ! You must always use I'arks' 1a The iiii,,rvrn.cut you will Swes t Marie, Sild by A. YrniMlTtiv. Hue Cukt wmpNT nrt v.rth I tvi.t ' HpUW AR f,.r llu i.rrii.hitn J lr.ll Son. 1 CIO. B. OORRIS. Attorney ami Counsellor-at-Law, tiTIU. PKACTICK IN THE CDU1US V V of the Second Judicial Diatllct and in te Supreme Court of tlita Btate. 3M.cil atuntion given to collodions and ratters in probata. .. potais. i I- siavKSii DORRIS & STEVENS. A TT OHN Y-AT-LA W, EI'OESK, OBKliOS vrrif a Over Lane County Bank. L. BILYEU, Attobn e y-at-La w, KUQKKE, OREGON. f-Oi nt:a Over First National Bank. A. O. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OKFicB-Ouohall ulock wuth ol ChrlBmm'i Block, et'UKNR, : : OREGON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, ' KLsJE.N'lt, UKEnCN. : jl'.c Mp-(aire', Wiiltoirn biock. W.i! t-o it Keitcm! !ttw ;irs;;iceiii ftllttit'CO'irtB It lh.httC. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Itoouia 1 and 2 over First National Bank. C. E. LOOMIS. M. D., ' Physician and Simeon. Office up-italra In Shelton bloco teor Geo. T. llall St Boa g grocery storo Private telephone Inside the door for culls day or night. J. S. I.UCKEY, Watchca ami Clocks Repaired. til I. KM-:. l.tK(iit DR. J. W. HARRIS, tHl-iytsjAeian atid Surgeon txnee ovr ilvnilerson ft LUm'sDnig Store. tjtncB IIuOKb; 0 to 12 ft. in.; 2 to 6 and 7 v n. Kt"-i i-ui Ferry ttrcut botwoen Jith ni1 18h DR. G. W. BIDDLE, fl DENTIST, Iot-i oniy flrst-clrttw work. The latest 1m- priiTcmeiiu unoa. lurma moueraie. uinceftna resilenco on OMto itre't, between Fifth and sixth trevu, ou block west ot Minneaoia Hotel. HOTEL EUGENE, W. O. ZEIGLER.Prop. Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon. Htadquartgrt lor Xommtrclal Men. Frtfl Sampli Roomt FKKK " W. KUYKENDALL, M. 0., Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrisman Block. l-ctnl attt-iitlou to lurxury aoil aurKlra. .11 ooos-s ot a iint-n. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. ht!.LK(7noNi A 8PK0I AITY. OiMce over Lane Con my fUnk. Eugene Street Railway. TIME CARD. After the 4th of Oft. 18115. the stn-et cunt will run nit the following schedule time until iiittner tintn-e. l.KAVINO TIIK liKPOT. 7:10-7:4O-S:lf8:40 9:1D-9:4010KX) a. m. then every half hour. l.KAVK TIIK ITNIVKRSTY. 7:'i"-7KV8iV8&5-t:29iTO-10:15 a. m., then every hulf hour, t'ttrs will leave pniniiitlv tin time. II. W. ilOLDKN. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, VI. H. REHSHAW. Proprietor. WHISKEY, BRANDY. -AND- All Kinds of Wines. A Urn the Cflchrattil HCHLITZ MU.WAl'KKi-: UK Kit mi dram-hu Tha Eugene Granite and Marble Works, W, W. MARTIN, Prop.. miii nurr f roon tnl appllanfM In mn litiuo (MihfT ttuvr lu tho to urQ),h ill- WUfT c ! ol imMuinnn.l work In .Mil!(.n lo UrM n,1 UmnllUtii now rnintsl to furnish U kint ol drrsj tt tir u n iu t'urbtm for niir I 'P " fUl fw" ,h r,oUf (Ysvimim By n mm i wrPini tor l f nirlcr? It- hili.. I from thm 11...... ,v- .. toiir. Dill 1 sC M. Li. Caxiv, .Iii-, I l-'aaliior , Prcaident. Ot Eugene. Paid up las!) Capital $50,00,) surplus kuu rruuis, ptiu,uvv Eugene - Oregon A teener! ban kin? buiiueaa done on K-vm.-ablotHnr.B. Hitflit draftii on NKW YOKK, CHICAGO, HAN FKANCISCU id POUT IAN D, OK EGO N, Bills of exchange sold on foreign cuuntiief. Depokita reoeired subject to cJ.eck or coititi cate of depoait. All collection! ectruattkl to oa will receive prompt attention Lane County Bank. (EatabllEhed In 1882.) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Banking business In all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, President. ' J. M. ABRA MS, Cashier. A. G. HOVEY, Jr., AsHt.Caslir. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Stage leaves Eugene Mondays and Thursdays at 6 a ui, and arrives iu Flor ence at 4 p m the day following. Returning stage leaves Florence Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 a m and arrives in Eugene at o p nt the day following. HISG1J! FAT1K.. . ..r SOO K0UNDTKI1" 'J00 Ticketi tor aale at K. Bangs' livery barn, Eu gene, C at Hunt A havuuport'a oQice In Flor euoe. . EUGENE-LEABURG. Hereafter I will run a daily lUgo between Eugene and I-eaburjr, Kreinht and baKfe should be left at my stable tlie evening before depHrture of the stuRt. Htage leaves Eugene ut 6 a ro, arrlrfng At Ioa burgatllam. Itsturnlng, stage leavea Lea burs at 1 p m, arriving in tugene at 6 p m. J. L. PAGE, DEALER IN Having a Large and Complete stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries nought in the hest markets, EXCLUSIVELY FORJASH, I can oiler the puhlio better prices tliau any other house in Eugene. Produce or all KM; taken at Marie! Prices. Central Market PROPRIETORS. Will keep conslanily on hand a full supplj )f BEEF, MUTTON,. PORK and VEAL, Which they will ell at the lnwest market prices. A fair snare or Uts pnmic ustroajse scl!cilei : TO TH E FA U M K KS. We will pay the hicliint market price for Fat Citttle, Hnys itml nlteep. j Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. MottR dphveml tn ttn nrt nf th nit lit of charve. . J.F.FORD, (Eangel!st,) OI l)ea Moinea, luwa, writ, ander date of March Z WjJi 8. B. Mkd. Mfu. fo., Dnfur, Oregon. Gknti.kmkn: On arrivin,r home la.,t week, I found all well and anxiously waiting Our little airl, eiKht at. one linll years old. who hml wiuinl to.H.S txiunda. Is now well, atriaiR anil vitrorotia, and well Htuhed up. 8 It ('iitrh Cure ha dn- Its work well' th of theehildren like It, Your tt h. Vaneh Cure haa nnrwl anil kent away all hoamni-w from me. So tiive .'Yy ". '"' nrwiinrs f..r all. v. lahlns; you pro.,.ritv, we are nun, Ib. and M us. .(. K. Kouri . tor italic d.Mt a l -.,n un,ira posltlrrlnara'iti'e rinttl. Ox il.lm(tiu V7S3EZ, I A CUP 7 I OF W Tt:? ' " w-jHTB!:. a ko i ... i.nnionits ilmt Jni .tore FOR ALL POINTS EAST. LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH AND I STREETS urn rwti jian, Tla llum-V innton Salt Lalto, Omaha or Kansas City, orylabim kune, Mfiint-aiJOlla and St V Paul, with through aervlnS I to Eastern cities. For Pendleton, LaGrandel llaker Lily, Walla Walla, hayton, Colfax, I'ullmau ' Moscow and Idaho mlniuir ( stations. I lcal mixed train tori Tlood River, The Dalles 1 and Intermediate points. J 7:00 H Jl Dally. oo r M Daily. Dsil, S10 A M llally. Ihrough Pullman sleepers, tourlstliST and reolinliig clmlr cars are attached to thSt trains. '""iroojt For all Information, rates, etc., call st rt oflice, corner Washlugtou and Third Portland, or addrvas W. II . IU'RI.BURT e. McNeill, Gc"crRl p"n . Receiver and Manager, l'ortland, Oregon. E. J. MtCLANAHAN, Agent, EAST AMD SOUTh VTA. The Shasta Route OF THE np. NniTNAin rupinp. n iuv uuutuuiu i uvmu VUi EipreHg Traina Leave Portland Daily South I I North1 8.50 p m I Lv 1,59 a m Lr 11:15 am I Ar Portland Eugene ban Francisco Ar 8:1.) ii L.T S:IH A Iv I 7:00 p I Above trains stop at East Portlacd, Orcn Oitv, Woodlmrn, Balcm, Turner, Jlsri, o, .TetferanD, Albany, Tangent, rShedils, jjalsrv Harrisburir, Junction City, Kuirt-ne, Cres well. Cottage Grove, Drain, and all stations from Knsebur? to Ashland iuclufive. s SUSESUBO MAIL, OA1LT. 8 SO a m Lv Portland Ar 4.4(1 1 m 2.04 p m l. v Eugene l.vll.'.0am 5.20pmAr KoaebuiK l.v,8 0rtam MSI.KU PARHPKRPD niMT 4:U0pml, Portland, Arll0:15m 6:15 p mA Salem, Lv 6.-C0 a m. DINING OARS ON OGDEN ROUTE. PULLMAH BDFFEI 8LEEPESS AMD 8FOOND CIJVSS SLEEPING OAK!, Attached to all through trains. West Side Division. BETWEEN P0BTLAND AND 00E?ALII8 KAIL TBAIK DAILY (SXCIPT BTJHDAT.) 7 JtO a m I L Portland Ar I 6.20 fm 12:15 p m Ar Corvallia Lv 15 p m At Albany and tjorvallis connect with train of Oregon Central & Eastern Railway. IXPBISS TBAIKIMILT (EXCEPT SUNDAY.) 4:45 p m Lv Portland Ar I 8:25 m 7:25 p m Ar McMinnvtlle Lv I 5-JA) a m THROUGH TICKETS to all Points in the Eastern States, Canada and Europs oan be obtained at ioweat rates from L. G. ADAIR, A dent, tocens R KOEni.ER, E. P ROGERS, Manager, Assf. G. F. hnd Pane Ar' PORTLAVn. ORK.G(l A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal POHPLEXIOM V POWDER, l pozzonrs 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 I delicate and desirable protection to the face in this climate. Insist npon having th9 gonulns. IT IS FUR ftHi C f VFRViViirDr YE A DATE?- California Laxative Dates, (Glaoe.) Are a natural laxative. Is wholesome. Does not gripe or sicken the stomach. It is tho coming laxative. Excellent for children. Fleudersor A l.lnn ran tell you more about them. I V KmIIH'X ln ,r..!lf 1. U. P a. aBlsBf V tV-IiMuoflh.iiMi'jvVnnsrTO, s tannin, nn rhu, Itf 1mM Ol n.tisr, n.rrntll t t f-4D0.PMV InnM to b. Uka lat-aaui. Vixs. A9 A PRCVENTIV8 hy tbvr twx It ( irnptmiHatonetntt wf it. : r,b.iinU.oa : -. a.rur irtuCsf CURJ3& .it - tiSBI'RN .V I.I-1 A SO nrn)-il. and W1 gfDts. Kucoiif , n ton iM'8 ErcTr;Q Celery. r Ncrrmti or $lt -N'tiil or vi B. hllalsa- i; nlo (or hhf niTH"m, O.i'i. Ki Jr.- I. .f Aictnu ' Eatsrvtwosiiit. THE ARNOLD thtsilCAL CO. 1SI I. Wsatira Axiua CHICA80V I -'. V 'tV.'N'S STEEL fi0 f-i.'iiL FILLS , tho-ina. unci r. ! ntKN'Otl, r i? n(. lUNcr- on th rnmiiiV. k'rux iJi bout b ffiul OtMmneol(iontJi bf Gli m ax-it -i