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Newspaper Page TextI. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. I'.li.liaiiti'l every evening ul U. weo. buiidayi. a :e;''.:'l. A.Mreia all corair.unlcatlonf, mii..- all reinl'.taiicea pr.jat.le lo Die EvulM ..i'ako, r.;i;ene, 'iresoii. SVBSCBli-TUlS KY'lfcn Ujllvernl l carrier, )r J' Dillvere.1 u, carrier, i:r inoUti B mill, ono yi!r(iu advance) ' m iiwiitlni 8 w One month w l.laloCriilu ' Will inn bo eeiil or null lo "r adilrwi. or l ij Ivmtli ol time, noli'" Jatfl u ad vane. (WEKULY.) ' Una year (in lOviiiiwJ M 00 rilx lllollll.l. 1 1,0 AilTcrtUliig ratee mudc. known oil application. Kntore.1 aa Mticoud-clua matter at the Kngime, Osteon, ooatofflce. KAMTKItN OFFICE lo 234 Temple Court, NewYorktltj. K. KAU, Agent. THURSDAY, - JANUARY 23. EDWiKDS MAVIS DEKKSDS DAXC 1.N0. The Ilov Edwards Davis, who it isaltnosl needless to say is quite well-known in Eugene, and in the Btato, through hia lecture tours, must be cultivating bin reputation to go a on tour again. The radical and brilliant young Oakland min ister is delighting the people with a series of ultra-sensational ser mons, besides which former efforts seem lo lose some of their force. Sincere or not, the pulpit orator of Oakland now comes out with another broadside. He justifies cards even to bean pskor, and ho dofonds dancing. There is no evil in it, lie says. Thore is no reason why a benediction should not fall upon a medley danuo or why an invocation should not precede a promenade. The milliliter says it is insulting bigotry for any ono to tylhata Christian can nut take p-.rt in ainusomonts without sin ning. It all depends whether sin is made out of the game, bo it cards, authors, dominoes, chockcrs or chess. Hut more than this, the minister doclaros that the slago is the sister to tho pulpit. In the dissertation on "Can Christians sing, Dance, l'lay Cards or Attond the Thoatro," thoro occurs tho following: "The Son of God came not to destroy law, but to fulfill; came not to nverrulo govornmunts and disrupt iciety. Ho ordered trihuto paid to Cirjar at Cana without con demning its festivities, gazed on the dancers moving to music, in the gleam of light, and Christians clinked glasses and mirth and dig nity and fratornal love reigned in all hearts Rupromo. There is no reason why an invocation might not properly precede promenades, and (iod'd benediction fall on the medley dance. Thoro is nothing unoloau of itself, but to him that esteometh anything to be unclean it is unclean.' It is insulting big otry for any man minister or not to say that tho Christian cannot dance without pining sin may hp incidont, but it is nut intrinsic to tho dance. Cardpl.iying is i.o worse than 'authors,' ilotninoes, checkers or chess unliei sin i made out of the game whist, bean poker or euchre. Tho society idea of priies ia vulgar and vile, ami even now considered wrote hedh bad form. Tho stage of thn theatre might bo, and sometimes is, the sister-art of tho pulpit, liooth and Irving in the lines of Slinkenpeai pan tragedies, Joe Jefferson am! Willard, Mrs Kendo! and Mn Andcrson have acted sermons far ciful faotors in social culture," l'ossihly tho oldest woman in England is Sarah Thompson, wh February 5, will bo lO.'i years i f ngn. Mrs Thompson 1ms smoked a clay pipe for GO years, and bid lair to enjoy life and tobacco fur some voara to come. V A Harris, the populist who nipeteds IVfler as senator from Kansas, is an ex-confederate ml dierand served on tho staff of 'Stonewall" Jackson. How the world does move! Think of nn ex-confederate repreienting "bleed in" Kansas in the I'nitcd Slates senate. Put Col Harris was in- troduced to the republicans grad ually. Having endured him as congressimir.-at-large, they will not see a crash of words in h:s electi m to tho senate. Salem Journal: "Three are enough to organize with and all the other members who will not come in should be hanged," is the matured and conscientious advice of the preacher senator from Lane. Tho learned divine desires that civilization shall roll backward a thousand years and tho capital punishment shall bo inflicted upon those who standout for their rights and the rights of the people. The poorold divine's second childhood has the hotter of him. Oregonian: The secretary of state will not authorize the print ing of bills introduced in what is called the Benson house. This will be small loss to the people, of the state, but it will be a grovious thing for the state printer. Jasper Items. Jan 27, 1S97. I'rof M 8 Otuu visited in Springfield Sunday. Paul Hwlley Is living on his ranch a IW miles from here. Joe Hayes of Thurston was vlsltlntr. friends here last Sunday. Rev It U Callison passed through here yesterday on his way to Junction City. George Moors, fo.'mei ly ol tlis place, but now a Montana mine owner is vis iting relatives here. Cull on Sylvester & Kceney when you want good., or telephone put up. A O Keeuey visited with relatives In Guilien Sunday. Letter Mm. Jut). 28, 1807. Cum, Geo It Gllespie.C V Hoizotf, Vul Stephenson, II Ilnjorquea, J til in ti Cooper, J C Goer, Jiuepli Hay, Maud Wilght, a N (2) Young, J S A chirrs of onu rent will l marie on atl letters irlvuil out. IVrMtrm cnlllnu for letter! will pleabM elate wlie.11 a'lvortlHed. i . J. I.IAIU. r m . (io to Kami's New Drug Store Kor DoWitts t'ougli Cure, DtiWItt'a Kar ly Itinera, King's Discovery for Con sumption, (Jliattitiorlalii'a CuukIi Cure, Slilluh's Coiiftiiniplliin Cure, Hack lens' Arulea Halve, am) all patent medicines, of which ho has a complete line. Itnaril or Trade. A meeting ol tho board of trade will take place tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Im portant business Is to lie considered. Everybody Invited to attend. Modes to .Vllulars. Dancing school in usual Friday night, Jan. 29. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative llroino Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money If It fails to cure. 25e. Dunn's Ad. See K K Dunn's Urge ad In today's Issue. This Is tho last tlmo it will appear. CAliiKirra.-ft.AO per do. until Feb. let. Euoknk Photo Co. Bathing the baby Is one of ths joys of young motherhood. The hatiy's bath is the pleasantest feature of the day. This, of course, only when the baby and the mothel are both healthy. Not much pleas ure can be eottm out of bathing a peevish, sicklv, fretful baby. If the mother isn't healthy, site can not get much pleasure out of anything. Healthy mothers, who are cnreful, alwnvi have heslthy tbie Weak women sometimes have healthy tallies, but the chances are aifainst it. 1-vrrv woman con haw healthy, happy children if she will take projK-r care of herself. l)r, Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription is what she needs. It cures the weaknesses and diseases pecul iar t" women. It makes perfect women o( them women capable of niatrniitv. Its me obviates the dreaded, snd gener ally useless, physicians' "cumulations" and stereotyped " hieal treatments," It Is the only medicine for women sold by dnievtsts, drviscl bv a regularly edu cated, csirrieucsl, nnd skilllul Scialist in these diseases, ami its sale eiceeds the combined Mies of all other meillcines ad-1 vrrtisnl for this cl.iss o( maladies. Taken during the period of prrjjnaner, it pre pares thew.iole wvmianlv organism for its time of tual anil iantcr. It practi cally dors nway with .he Uanger ana with nearly all of the pain. TVemrn esre to know alt aVstt tie 'a Tirile l-n-.-riplioTi." ai,, ! aU,i,t their own pM-viit briiiK an.t hr 1-1 wmv to lke careof 11. .Ii.miLI At ii.l II onrt-m n.tnitM to fMr 'r the mi. ma c oi ii lire ,vyol pr. l-irrv- arest I.Aei i-i i!! i(mtr(i Common Srne Me-liOil A4 1er W .t'.l tM--en.,rv MMlcit aavxilth, Uiia litreet, UuSilo, V. a rasa ..cp Personal. Attorney Woodcock Is home agaiu. Dr J C Gray went to Cottage Grove this afternoon. Miss Edythe Huffman who has been guile 111 Is now recovering. Rev Wallace of Cottage Grove, spent a few hours In Eugene today. MrsTboa Awbrey of Cottage Grove, is visiting relatives in this city. II W Btewart, S P station agent at Comstock, who has been making Port land a short visit, returned home to day. Mrs R McMurphey, who has been attending the State convention of the Woodmen circle at Pendleton, arrived home today. - Attorneys E R Bkipwortb aud M 0 Wilklus went to Junction City today to lock horns on a civil action. Ths case Is entitled Johnson versus Ed wards aud is the outgrowth of a horse trade. W W Moore, ex-foreman of the Guard, who lias purchased the Har risburg Review, left today with bis family for his now boms. He will take .possession of the Review Febru ary 1. A wintry day. Baud's New Drug Store, 9th street. Tickets for Weblings on sale at Hen deraon & Linn's. Full line of Homeopathic, remedies, at Rand's New Drug Store. Thanks to Julius O McCrady and bride for some wedding cake. No 15, overland for Portland, was four hours late this morning. Tickets for "SparUcus" will be on sale at Henderson & Linn's in a few days. Flsber & Watkius will ship a car load of beef cattle aud a carload of mutton sheep to Portland on tonight's freight train. Two carloads of decomposed granite have beeu received at the S P depot and will be ustd to All in on the gravel walk recently built. Fisher &. Watklns received 23 lieef cattle from the lower Liuslaw country. They were driven In by James Bay and an assistant. A small civil case entitled George Mldgley versus F Rostien, suit to re cover tO.60 is being heard btfore Jus tice Wheeler. The university weather guage this morning recorded the temperature at 20 degrees above zero. Tuesday aud Wednesday mornings it registered the temperature at 24degrees. Gosbon Dancing Club will give a Hard Times dance on the 12th of Febru ary, In Warren's hall, Goshen, Ore. Mrs' Warren will furnish supper. Every person Invited to attend. Sxveral hop contracts have besn made recently at prices ranging from 6 to 10 cents per pound. Everything In dicates that hops will be a good price for the next few years. Oregon City Press, The general conlereuce of the M E church has sot apart Thursday, Jan. 28, 1897, as a day of prayer for colleges. That occasslon will be observed at the M E church prayer meeting this even lug. All are cordially Invited. J T A 8 1! FIT, Pastor. Salem Journal: "Not satisfied with being on both sides of the money ques tion Senator Mitchell in his death struggle for re-election is working both tho American Protective Association, through high Joint commissioner Durllngame of Eugene, and the Catho llo wires through Col. Hiram Mitchell of Portland." T RAStHl.-ti'niii'n ir- n ri . . 8cnooj.. Ahout20 pupils of the Geary ouiioiii, wiiuiinvv juh oeen promoted to the A class, eighth grade, have been transferred to the Central school, the course In this school bolnir mi..hir nr a grade hlglisr than In the Geary school i ins is done for the purpose of throwing; all the graduathig class together so that they may recent Instruction from one teacher. It Is said th at Ilia nartltio- sceno at tho Geary school between rroi urion and the class was quite atlectlng. The graduating class this year numbers over 50 pupils. IllKTIiriAY PAHTY.-Kuimnl. ITalir celebrated her eighth birthday last itiesoay atteruooti. Those present were: Eugenia Craig, Martha Wash burn, Mary Chambers, Enssl Rarker, Mary Barker, Lu. la Wilklna, Ruby Farrington, Elta Kastham, Valene Kastlium, Ruby Pratt. i.Ura Gill. Gretta Gill, Euna Luckev. Vein Allien, Agnes Mathews. OUR BEST SELLERS::::: Are our es' New Kid Tin Shoes. They are the latest In LACK AND MUTTON, itn .) Cloth and Leather Tops, weerjie, (Join i Jap" Lasts. Flirt N'lOW IMT CnmnaflllAn mnA tsti: toatijr nisul. CURT PAIR WARRANT CO 10 GIVE SATISFACTION THE LITTLE RACKET STORE, m LEGISLATURE. Xo Move to tat tlie Absent Members- aenalt Adjourn, rmll Moiidajr. Selaltotbe004KD. Balbm, Jan 2S.-Tuestfnate a'ljouru- d until Monday afternoon. No move was made by the jienson ites to unseat the absent members. After reading several bills the Benson house adjourned until tomorrow. The Davis house met at 9:30 this morning with six members. Ad journed until 0:30 tomorrow morning. A eomtuittee irom seuaiu ........... -r Uinlc Afr. on the pecreiary 01 ...o II R Kincald this morning anu askeu hw manv ouDOsitlon memberB had quallfled. He said he had 81 ccrtill- eates. These are the on ly oues ... in. All bolters still out. Teachers' Examination- All teachers desiring to obtain county or state papers will please take notice that the regular quarterly ex amination for certificates ordinloniaa will begin at 1 o'clock p m in the court house on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1807. O. B. Hunt, Co. Stip't. Nolice. Members of the newly organized O F L F danciug club will please call at the office of L T Harris and pay their dues. County Clerk Jennings last evening granted amarriage licenseto Winthrop Thompson and Miss Ellen M Clayton. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Orriel-Ouo-hall block south ol (JhrUuiau s Block, CUCiKNK, : : OKEOON. J. J. WALTON, Attorney-at-Law, KLUKNfc.OKEUC.N. t'V.e.- uo-Btiiir, Walton's block, ft iil .In a at'ii.'ru! lav. pract.ceiu all lliceuurtb jf l Ills Statu. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Rooms 1 anil 2 over First National Bunk. C. E. LOOMIS, M. D., Physician and Sueon. Ofllce up-stalrs In Khelton bloc tver Ueo. T. Hall Jt Sod s grocery sto'a Private telephone iusitle (he door for calls day or night. DK. J. W. HARRIS, f-t.yiciar and SurLjeoxj ftatx over lleinlenKM ,g Uiio'a Irug Store, "mis M.U'rx: 9 to 12 v m.; 2 to 5 nnl 7 vi8 . m IVrrT street between VJth finUVh DR. Q. W. BIDDLE, DENTIST, I)o.-s oiiiy flrst.elaas work. Tho Umi tin. prov.-nioiita utl. IVrins minli-iatv. tuiirtaiio rpalilenea on ullro trc-t, brtween Ulth and jisth strwtn. oiis biook west ol Mliintsou uotci. HOTEL EUGENE, W. O. ZEIGLER.Prop. Willamette Street. Eu:en3, Oreaan. Hiadqusrtirs lor Commercial Men. Free Simple Rooms. KRKE ''" - W. KUYKENDALL, M. D.f Physician and Surgeon. Office In Chrisman BlocH. Sl-elalttentlontoinrgfrjaTii (uriilral die ese nt a omen. J- M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW. COI.I.KCTIONS A Si'KCIAI.TY. Oll'ioe Ofor Lsiie Comity list.. NOTICE KOU rriU.tOAUON. Lnrid OHiraM lit.e, hurg, II. . " 7 ..r.-.., K,,n mat Iti ""T"? '" tb ion.,, ' .k. n,i ,o.f , ,r,.;r, uK-uamiHi settler intention to i hia elaioi, an bffor Joel . ... .. Ior ,n, ,w s. r I west. flainiAai pn.T.b e.nnMn. .. ' ' ''l - lu 1 1 ITaTinn nf 1-1 - - - JO TO til 5(1 J J foil THE LKADiSO UK4N1 ma A P.3 and TOBACCO, 'te. ,J Coiustuonjrj, uats i!a!s 35J Soda Waljr. -FRUITS IN 3EAS0N.-- I1..I bcleeteJ line of Hnokor srtleiea 111 town. 'f. G. Iits'i.:i lVetJect S ii. K..KIK, inliitjf P. E. SsoiXJltAss, Assistant Culiier. 81 I Ml" W iril mum Mil Ol Eugene. Paid up l43ij Capita! $5i?,0flJ Sarjslas aud Profits. $50,01)0 Eugene -' - Greon A tr-nenl b:nkitic buhicsrt done on rouii' fcljlef-fum. .Siylit drafts on KKW Vi.'UK, OHU'AUO, SAX Fi.AXCXoCO und Fuii t -LN1, OilEtSuX. Hill of enciiiiut;? fw'-d "3 forc-tira cotU!t--);. DrtiJC4:ia rpceivi'.lii'ibjeut to chf-wl; . cpittti oa'.e of doj ogit. All collections ontruuts 1 tn 'i wiU trco:vv prcuipl Attoutioii. J (Estatilifehed lu 18i) EUGENE, OREGON. A general Earthing business in ell branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G. HOVEY, Piei-idiut. J. M. AIU'.AM.S, Cashier. A. O. HOVEY, J K.. Asnt.Cii.ihr. J. L. PAGE, Hnvinj; a Larje and Complete stock of Htnple and Fancy Groceries lionjjht in Hie best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FG71 CASH, I call oiler the jiulilic lietter prices , l .. 'a m l,v l.iwu i.i it .1 n ...... . i , . I.. L- i.. I Ullo aiu I Ar hnti l'r,.r(i.cf. Ir '- Crate af all Kiads tuScii at iftrSet Prises. yOEHE-FLOIIENCE!.w STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. ottue leaves i-.tigenc lominyR nnd j Thurndayaat 6 n in. mid arrivea III Mor-1 encc at 4 p in the il.iy fullmvi iil;. lleliirnisu' slime leuven Flounce TueMlayi. anil Friilnys nt 8 a m nnd . arrives in Lugene at 0 p in tlio dny j fxllntvinz. I v i : I P I- . u v- ..... itoi-M) i nil'":. nupiirn poftuxd k T'eltela I. .r al. at K H.n,-- llv,.r 1.,, . ... ! : KeTie, o- at lluro A iliiveuiairfa ol.u In I'li.r- ! al. . II. 1 1...IH PAILV tl XCIFT KSril FlinFrJF.I FARIIDr-5 . , , ' 1 At Ail. .v nn.' -I'f.li- rearm K.i!:en'e am! W V, Lll V" " Tel:. 0 V i k K.,t.r. i Ihuj'.iI lie left tit i;iv Finli.c 11, u (.Veiling iV'fme k?Mrr tH,iy l A ! T FXt tFT srsli' ivp-iniirv' of ihf hw. :Hl. lavt' tluti-iU' nt u h in. nrrU-lii nt T , . t t ,T ' .n.l Ar - I'UfK tll hdi. Kvt i inline ftt-'- l'.nvc l!tu , 7: u tit I r V."! MtvilJe burs at 1 P m, arr!vinR (u t nt ! P m. Tmior(;t Tj(K tTS to I entr-al imfai, rwui'KinroHs. ' Wiilkjepccrsi-niiy or. hand a lull $;.! if BEEF, MUTTON, ' PORK and VEAL, Wlllili they will ,,, tllB WC8t! In;irk.'t itit.'i.. 1 e ii ,.t-i. -i on' . uii...e- ....... - . f A hlrfiireclli; sr!iiic:irM-.T. niinim ! .,f"'.!.,.'"t...,!'"ir:.. S'::.V -i-.w,.,. i stlotiiueiii.. We will pay the hichi.-t mnikct pri.-eU-t Oregon Cracker Co.'s t fr (.etll.., IloMitml le-p. j - - ShoponWillamotto3t.,j Old iGf!tUGk . - o u . iv, i. ) K K (.-, 0 t. J. F. FO tlD. if IX n M V.. 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' 'lliniuch I'ullniHii .... ..""Tri- and neliuiusi cliuir ear. are nttmied trains. w- for all Information, rates, etp f,ir ofliee, corner a. hliiBti n ,nj .1 . II. Ill-tun. I ltt'ceivor ii ml MniiitKvr. I'ortlniul. Ort'unii. E. J. MtCI.AN.lMAS.iirl EAST SOUTi VIA The Shasta Roul or THE niw a Expreas Trair-w l.-.v- I')rt!i.il. I I South , H.ofl . :n r.v l'uit!;-.::. Ar ii' Alatve traiiiH stoi. at ..at IVrtlHd.i- (Mtv. W'oo.lltiirn. ialtn. Ttiiro. JV .letferBoti, Alli.iity, 'I'liu 'iit, l.e-iii., E. IHrrial.iir!'. .Imuti'.n l iiv. Kuaf, J well, CoLt.e (irove, l)r.".in, ncil tii ft I Irom Knt blir" to Aj-Ii I I 11 lerlti.'tf. H'.HKIU;!:.! MAIL, IMlLt. J'l.rtI: Lit ill) 2.04 u in Lv l!i;irfle b!. .20 u mAr JC.-el urL- Lit. I S.M.KS1 r.vssi:.s-(.ra. iiiilt. 4:tJ n nil I. l'..iti:.m!. Ar: U:15 11 in A Salem. L'l -UININO CAltrf UN OfiDEX EOrl PCLLitAt.' EClTl.ISLEa'Bi r Sl ( OK 11 CLASS WJ.UTO 1" Attoe bed to !! tl K.ngh tnsi 'et Pi'l- Divwioa. 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