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About Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1897)
DAILY Kl'UiLVfi GUAED. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. Published every uteulns ol tbe wees, Sundays xclul. Address alt communications, and una all remittances payable to the KcoiHa OrMao, Eugene, Oregon. 80BSCKI1TION BATES: (D1I1.T.) D diverts) by carrier, per week I 15 O.-Uvured by carrier, jwr mouth 60 b f mall, use year (lu advauci) Mt mouths 00 One mouiti 60 bjngieooilwe Will not bo nut br mall to any address, lor any length of lime, unless paid lu advance, (miiiir.l Oue year till aileauee) 12 00 lx monti'S . .. 0 Advertising rstus made known on application. Entered as second-class matter at the Eugene, Oexou, puatoSioe. KA8TKKK OFKICE-2J0 to 234 Tsmnle Court New York City K.KA1Z, Agent SATURDAY, - - MARCH 13. CUilPUMK.Vr TO JU1M1E PIPES. ills Name Stiirgested for U. 8. Circuit JnUKeof the Oregon District l'artlculai ly Fitness and High Character, A United States circuit judge ship is rendered vacant by the appointment of Judge MoKenna to the cabinet. The name of Hon M L Pipes has been mentioned in connection with the office, and the Oregonian gives him cordial in dorsement, in wh'ch we can hearti ly concur. It says: Since a circuit judge is sought for to fill the vacancy by the ap pointment of Judge MoKenna of California, to the ollic.e of attorney gunorul of the United States, the Oregonian wishes to suggest the name of Martin L Pipes. Judge Pipes is a scholar, a jtiribt and a citizen of high character. A grace ful recognition of men of his Hump would be given by the appointment of Judge Pipes to thin position; and tho public service would gain a man of particular fitness and high chancier. CRIPPLED l'OLiTlCUNH. Bat Will the People Itfitiniiiber Until Next UleeilouS After summarizing the result of the dufunot nt tempted legislature, The Astoria Buduot remarks: Thus die the nineteenth bien nial session of the Oregon legit) lature, which will go down in his tory as a citowMNCi disgrace to many who participated in it. Tho only mombers who have escaped with honor are those who held to the Benson Iioubo and joint con vention. The luiluro (o carry the hold-up through with success will kill many political loaders. Joo Simon is seriously crippled and must give in to Senator Mitchell, Scott has played his lust curd with Simon as a partner. They must separate, lioiirno, the wrecker, is dead as a leader of any party. Young, tho arch traitor in the' Populist camp, who led his followers Into the Si mon ditch, will be oast aside by his party. U'Uon, who had nu ambition to bo Tom Tongue's suc cessor, is irretrievably ruined, and he will be relegated to growing and raising prunes for the bahuico of his lifu iu Clackamas county. Holt and all the big Populist guns have annihilated themselves by contamination with Simon Re publicans. In fact all the hold-ups are no more. It was a big fight, stubbornly fought, kxi-knhive to THK STATE. OKKUOS STATU TAXES. On tho 1143,175,515 of taxable property In tho state, $572,702 will be paid into the stale treasury as taxes. But little of this vat sum can be paid out, on account of failure of the legislature to organize and pass an appropriation bill. Next years taxes will follow suit thus taking over $1,000,000 from tho people and out of circulation. This immeneo contraction of the circulating medium of the state (rill provo detrimental. Some way should be devised to allow the money to remain in the hands of the oounties until needed by the Ute. iThe stale treasurer wll object to retention ot tax money by the counties, as the handling of that immense sum would mean a fortune to him and his bondimon. Yet there Is no justice or common sense in compelling tho countiee to pay money into a state treasury when it cannot be used for one and two years after date of payment. The money should remain in the hanJa of tbo people, else be used by the counties in settling indebt ed uess. The democrats of the recent a' tempted legislature, says the Port lund Dispatch, Senators Smith and Daly, Representatives Bilyeu, Lee and Misener, retained the respect and conGdence of all the faction?, to the hold-up. They were ready to join any ot them to form a con stitutional quorum for the trans action of business. - To Care a Cold in Uue Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggist refund the money If It fulls to cure. 25c. We predict that John Mayers, the new chief of police of Portland, will make an excellent officer. Perhaps the I "New Woman" will be a stronger wo man than the old one. Certainly, fresh air and the right exercise will do much for her. Fresh air is a great restorative, exercise a great nerve tonic if a woman be in condition to take it. A healthy woman can avoid disease. She can avoid the 7l7ril seemingly almost r(mM inevitable -weak. 1 " proper hygienic methods. The k-o.. sunic uiemuus win 5 not cure her if she be already sick. Taken under medical direction, in con nection with the right medicine, th.-'V will help effect a cure. No women who luff era at all from so-called " female weak ness" should attempt athletics of any tort. She should first put herself into possession of strong and hearty health by bikini Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescriotion. I After she is thoroughly well, exercise and inversion will Help to keep her well. The cure should come first. Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription is designed and rec Dinmended for only the one thing. It acts directly upon one set of organs. No matter what is the matter with them, it will cure it It will not cure anything else. It is a wholesome tonic, an invig orating nervine, or nerve-food as well as healing medicine, and thousands of perfectly well women have found that by taking it regularly during the period of pregnancy, the danger aud pain of par turition were much lessened, and in many coses, almost entirely obviated. In every Amerlcnn household, there should he 1 copy of Dr. Pierce's great work, "Common Bensc Medical Adviser," looS pages, illustrated. One copy ret to any address on receipt of 31 one cent stamps to pay for mailing only. World's Dispensary Mcdicaf Association, Buffalo, N. Y. A LADY'S TOILET Is not complete without an ideal por.iPLEXiorj pozzoiis 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. vwwv Inslit upon having the genuine. Catalogue. Contains all dint's New and Good. A 'ways Reliable... .'IThe Guide Oao uckct ei.hcr Wondorful Brntohing Aster, Now Japan. Morning Glory or Pansy choice mixed for 153 Ot. FUU trull prior eta. Vick'i Illustrated Monthly Magazine which tells how to grow Plants, Plovers and Vegetables and is up to date on these subjects, for threo mouths, the Guide, and Ono Packet of Seeds, (named above), fur 25 ceuU. When enuring slats where pro as tl.! MW. al will teni a factvt ot FUwer Heecta free. JAKES VICK'S sp:h t: s w n v 1 na L t'ltllPIVMali: "Vllk IsW lSrft-fj4Ui.i B I FiastbwA Seed and Plant f1 THE ABUVE PICTOfiE DOES NOT REFBE3ENT a passenger train ou tlie I'lilcagn, .Mi waultee & St. Paul Railway. N lu trains are veotibuled, lieuted r f tea in aud lighted by electi icily. Fact' sleeping car berth ban an -!e -trio read lug lump. Its diuii!K (ni are the bes. la the world end St -ouches are pul aces oi wheels. This great railway, conutctinu; as ll does wli ball trauscoutine .Ih lines a1 Bt. Paul and Ouiuha, amino to tin traveling publio the beat nervier known. Tickets via the Chicago, Mil waukee & Kt. Paul Railway are on sale at all railroad I'cet offices to any point in te United Stales or Canada Koi uinps, loli.er- and otber'informa tion aduiexh: C.J. EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon.. FOR ALL POINTS KASjT. LEUVE I DEPOT FIFTH AMD I STREETS ARRIVE ' Tha Knst Mall, via Haul I Inton tiult Utke, Cnmha or KanKHfi city, or via Hpo- 7:00 P M Dally. A M l bane, Minneapolis and St. Dally ram, wun (nrougiisurviue 1 1 to Kastern cities. I I For Pendleton, LaGrRnde I Ilaker tllv. Walla Walla. 7:00 I" M Uailj. 8:30 am Dally. IiJayton, Colfax, I'ulluiau Moscow and Idaho milling Htulions- J l.cul mixed train iorV Hood Hlvcr, The Ualles and llUcrintdlale points. J 8 10 A 51 0:00 pm Dally. l)a ly. Through Pullman fatecuers, tourist sleefwrs end reuliuiiig chair cant are attached to Ihruuifh trains. For all Information, rates, etc., call at city ofllce, corner WaNhlligtuu aud Third streets Portland, or address W. II. IIUKI.BIIKT. Geueral l'assenaer Agent. E. MCNEILL, Kccciver and Manager. Portland, Urt't;on. ' K. J. SluCI.A.NAIIA.N, Agent. KuKeue. Central Market, FISHERifi WATKINS PROPRIETORS. Will keep constantly on hand a lull supp!) if BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Which they will sell at the lowest market prices. A lair share of me patillc patremge solicited. : TO THE FA RMERS. ; We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, Hogs and Mlicvp. Shop on Willamette St., EUGENE, OREGON. SS-Meals delivered to any part of the city ireo 01 cuaruu. &0GE.E u. St. & y. fS ono of tho fow prominent papers in Oregon mai, uous not, resort to unromos, Uoupons, Prize Packages, Picture Books, Corn Plasters or somo otlierfako device to make an apparent showing of an increase in circulation. It therefore escapes the fate of papers that depend for a show of success upon these extraneous inducements, which are to lie pitched into the street or thrown into the waste basket as soon as the coupon is cat from their columns. THE GUARD, on the other hand, goes regti larly and permanently into 80 per cent of the homes of Eugene solely and entirely tn its merits as a bright, ckan, enterprising, progressive and comprehensive newspaper. It is delivered at an hour, moreover, when tho household harj both time and inclination to read, and it IS read thoroughly and carefully by every member of tho family. These conditions insure for every class of business announce ments not only the widest but the best publicity that can be secured in our city. &uenirag (Reared Guarantees advertisers that it reaches more people than any other paper published in Eugene, and therefore has better results. THE EVENING GUARD, in short, covers the field com- pletely, and no one who desires to reach the people can afford to do without tho facilities placed at their command. EAST M SOUTH The Shasta Route Tb SoieriiPMic Co Eipreas Tra ce L.e P jrtland VulJ buT5TLe l'ortlaud Arj:W mist' V.itS.pS lltln siulAr han r raucisco I'll'"'" . , . . Vaat PnrtUnd. Oregon Above rrama iup xJ'lT. Citv, Woodl.uro. HalfBi, Turner Jlanin, JetfenoD, Albany, TaBK'. nJ.dd' Btk Harrishurg, Junction City. imf'. l well, Cottaue Grove, IJra.n. and all atationi froui Hose burr to Ashland iuclusive. BOSSUt'EO at AIL. Iatl.r. r i . ... 1 A,itl)ini 2.04 pm Lv Fu-ne I.v 5.20 v m hr R.eburK Lv8 00 n oAl.FJl PASKESGIB, DAILY. 4w0pml. Portland, Ar10:15am 0:15 pnijA Salem, Lv8:00arn. DINING CAliS ON OGDEN BODTE.- PULLMAN BOPTET SLEEf EBB aD SECOND CLASS SLEEPING OABS, Attached to all through traina. West Side DivUion. iUIWEEH P0P.TLASD AND 00BVA1LIE MAIL TRAIN DAH.r (EXUIPI SOKDil.) 7 .10 a in I Lv Portland Ar I 6.20 pn. HfilSiim Ar C'onaliia Lv laop n: At Albany and Oi.rvallis connect withtiain of Owkwi Ceutral eastern nauway. MPBBHS TRAl OAUT IMCSFT SPNDAI.) 4-45pmI.v Portland Ar 8.25a a r!;r. ., , Ar McMinnville Lv H4 a n THROUGH TlCKIiTS to all PoinU in Ibo Eastern Stat" b, Capada and Eurot can be obtained at lowest rates from L. G APAIK, Agent, tngene-, R KOEHLKIl, E. P KlKJERS, , Mauacur, Asut. G. P. and Pnas A' rOKTLANIt. OIiK(i(i THROUGH TICKETS To the EAST vU tne Throucti Pullman Palace ilueuera. Tourlb sluepers aud uw Kucllntu Chair can. DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO Trains heated by steam and care lighted by rintach Light, Time to Chicago, 3 day, time to New York, 4!' days, which is many iiouri qulckei than all competitors. For ratcB, time tables and full inlormatloL apply to t. J. McCLANAHAN, Afteiit, Eugene, Or. K. W. BA.XTON, C. K, BROWN, Gen'l Agent, Dint. 1'asfl. At, Lt5 Third st,, Portland, Or. - : KOTICE FOB PCBUCATION. Tatbd OtBoe at Bosebarfi, Or., Felraary 10. 1897. Not oaia e?bf given that the follow luu-uanied aettur baa filed notica of bis in leotioo to make fiual oroof in foppoit of hU claiin, and thai stid vpdI will r mad before Joel War. U 8 O C Oom mlafiouer, at Ena-iie, Orekon. on March . ,.,-.f as. I ... UT T anil nn II V. Nn tlKi4 for tbe lot 4, bc 4 tp 21 n, i 2 w. uA non.B that fnlhswittfT UUbHdi tO uawBD a , provbiaooiiliiiU-ui ri'6ntuc-9 upuu fcud John Piicber, J R Bedford, O A Van-1 aehaiaek and D M Baker, all of Oottagej Orove, Ouguo. IJ .1 V,.Tnn KelHter NOTICE TO CREDITORS. v.: riiantiiat the under .1 u 1 1 1 o in uv.cvj p. -i a t... uAan K thn rmintv Conrt of Lane Conuty. OreiioB, appointed AdmiD ... - - Uilliatn Wuhar iBtraior 01 me twmieui ..a. a Jt ..J all lutsnna nn VI TILT eiAltllB aoainst said PBtate are herfiby nonfled to D . . - J.I. aft preneDt tDe game 10 bib uuiy L i nf knoinano in .Tnnntinn CltV. Or6- aoD. or at the law office ol E. K. Bkipwortb . . r : . v. : .1. ....... i V. in .ugtne, urrgou, wiium from tne date hereof. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, reoruarj tna, 1807. Eobebt Clow, Administrator. E. R. Skipwobth, Attorney for Admr. NOTICE '10 CREDITORS. Notice ia hereby irlven that W S Lee hna neen appointed oy iub wumj w, ... county, Oregon, administrator of the estate ot St y uoas, ueceaseu, aim a i iri,"iio .,.- inf claims ogaiunb saiu o..a.o t. i . quested to present the same to me duly verl- il.l . .lnnA itt K.laiM In .lnni.t.iiin CiLv Oregon, or at tne omce 01 ej iv ompwuivn iu Eugene, Oregon, within aix montha f roia the uate tnereoi. Dated at Eugene, Oregon, Deu. 22d, 189fl. W S Leb, Administrator of aaid estate. E R Skipwobth, Atty for Admiuiatrator. Notice to Creditors. Notice ia belt by given (bat the under signed baa been appointed administratrix of the Estate of O. C. Roe, deeeanod, by ihe Couniy Court of Lane County, Oregon All persona holding claims against the said Estate will please pn sent the same to the nndersigneu within six mouths from this date. January 2G, 1897, Ida B. Rob, Administratrix. Joshua J. Walton Attoruoy for Estate. J. F. FORD, (Evangelist,) Of Des Moines, Iowa, writes nnder date of March 2X, 1893: 8. B. Med. Mfg. Co., Dufur. Oreeou. Gentlemkn: On arriving home last week, I found all well and anxiotuly waiting. Our little girl, eight aiiv one half years old, who had wasted away to 88 pounds, is now well, strong aud vigorous, and well fleshed up. S. B. Cough Cure has done its work well. Both of the children like It. Your 8. B. Cough Cure has cured and kept away all hoaranesa from me. Bo give iv iu every use, witu greetings lor all, Wishing you prosperity, we are Yours, Mb. and Mrs. J. F. Ford. II yon wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and ready for the Spring's work, cleanse the system with the Headaohe and Liver Cure, by taking Sold uudera posltl re guarantee .10 cents per bottle bv all drnrirlsta Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. M. REH3KAW, Proprietor. Keeps I he Best brands of WHISKEY, BRANDY, m -AND-' All Kinds of Wines. Also the Celebrated 8CHLITZ MILWAUKEE BEER on draught. J L. PAGE, DEALER IN Having a Large ami Complete stork of o.uiJie uuu rnucy urocerles bought iu the best markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I can offer the publio better prices than any other house in Etigeue. Proiinceor all Kinds taken at Market Trices. EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE LINE. E. BANGS, Proprietor. Ht II tVl l0a..,aa r-.. . , Thi raib, ..', ..! ...!!. .n.',.,m,fv..'"'d u, i ' "4 :,rr'ves III iq)r. i, . 8 ""-v '"llowtng. T,"".U"""K ?,,HKe leaves Florence SINIil.E F A H E. . . ROUND TKIf -'inl nVPE'LEABURG. reoV!W-'---e-bum t 1 p n, .rrlTlng ln , p m Notico Lbu Notice i hereby giveiXf. Wfl. ' named baa fitd u0T""'!'Ut, lion lomakeflual proof in . u""ii,i claim, and ibal said proof m fl'ort lt, fore Joel Ware, D so on bs at Eogei... Uue eouni, r?BU,C April 17. J8II7. vu: John on II E No mi iot th, ,C' , DeMa0d.0Ul,aanaVtt; IBs, 1 1 esst. i ae. no nam s he folbio. , prove bis continuous Kidr k culllvatioD of, aaid land vi. tt Karue. Wad... Char's S. Thomson, all of LeahnrgOo? tDn- 0lf " "ereuy RIVen that ths hi ' named stttler has filed notic. J k"-" tion to make final proof n . ' claim, and that said prcTjffi a.01 bore Joel Ware, U 8 C 0 P- at Eugene. OreEon. V"n viz: Ella Havden on n W, for the sw of se 211, tp i6 . ,? I, no names tne lol lowing iin prove his continuous residue. cultivation of, said land viz- 1,4 wiinsm unryee, Jefferson Wautb P ard Gossett, and Wa.den GosseT.n Isabel, Oregon. ' " . KM Vuica, Begiif'er NOTICU FOB PUBLICATION. Land Office at Rosebutg, o February, 12 m Notice is hereby given that'th, UJ, named acttk-r has filed nonce olhwint," tion to lunke final ,OT( I support of his oluim, and thatssH J will be made before Joel vrei tj g Commissioner, at nain , orri, 1 March 29, 18'J7. viz: tt ini:;ni aTl" on H E No 8125, for the n : 6 1 ;r? 8 and 9, aeo 6, Ip 17 s, r 2 " ' He names tbe following wilnesset u prove his continimnB rebideooe mu ORltivation of, said Innd, viz: Lewis Powers, Frank A Pepiot, laim Poajadn aud Willfa-n U Kitkpatrick ill Leabarg, Oieton. K. M. Vshch, Ee(jii'et. NOTICE FOK PUBLICATI0S. Laud Offlco at Rnscburg, Ortgni, Ftbruuiy 5, ISlll Noiioe is hereby given that tbe folio, named settler bus 6 lid Delict his intention to uike fio! proof in support of liis cl, and that said proof will be made b fore Joel Ware, TJ 8 C C Commissionn, g Engene, Orcgon.on March 15, 18S7, rii: Ratio lii wis on H E No 6'.lC'2 fn, u, H sw H, lots 3 and 4 of see 18, Ip 15 1 east. He names tbe following wilsmnit prove his continuous residence upon tii cultivation of, said lund, viz: Jamer F Wilson, John L Stewtil, M S Workin m and Arzell Arnel, all ol UiM, Oregon. B. SI. Veaich, ltrgintfr. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATI0S. Laud Office at Rosebnrt, Or. llurcli 9. 1831. Notice is bi-rby iven tbat the loHov-ing-named settler baa filed notice of hit intention to tntke final proof in Bnppoit si his claim, and lliat said proof will br raids hi fore Joel Wure, U b C, C Coniaiissiot,l Eugene, Lime county, Orgoti, on May 5, 1897, viz: rrwl W Hloo,S; on H E No 8745 for tbe lots 9, U, 16 ti 16 of sec 9 ip IB s, r2 ensi. He names the following aitnettetto prove bib continuous residence apuLK cultivniii n ( I, Slid laud, viz: Frank H Wo.iH Ir,i P Dower. Winthroo Thomson sod Clarence Thomwo, ill & Leaburg, Oregon. 1! 11 Veatci, . R'Vi'l" NOTICE FOK I'DBUOAllON Land Office at Konbiire. Oit;, February 4, llW. N.ilic. t - Ii..i(.h olten Ibnl Ibe follot- lug nauie.i heiilir ba filed notice of b tell tion I., make final proof insnpimtsl hi- i"ai , d thut sid proof will tai b-rnre,I .Hl Ware, U a u u uomui" ... u n Mmh Hi. 1897, "i: Cnnstaio W Aluandersou. onH.Sj; 6035. for ibe N t of section 22, Tr. a mo ice Ho iihw' the following ito. i ; ... ....... n,...a ...-i,t, iiith OlHiD Ullliivaiioi. UI, '1U ittiiu Ti.. . . Willian, A Ware, of Eugene Or; Fren EOWai.,-.f I-abel, Or; Columbui le ill Ih-.I.mI Or t:hesterUnirls. Ol l'i H M Vks KeuisU' NOlTCE KOll rrPLICATION Laud Office at Kosebur!. OWJJ- Notice is beiehy given tbat the folic ng -named setllet has filed notioeol n mention to uifke final proof 'n 'W lis claim, and llwt bsuI proof "l!l ."'"' fore.Ioel Ware.U. S. C. C CnmtniHM t Engene. Oregon, on M-rch 22. ames L H..lgate on H t N. HWa, ' be b ueJi aud D1, teK. Jl' ,p 1 Hnames the following i""',JJ trove his rontinnous n b.detce open nllivaiinn i f said laud viz: nen Joseph H Fergneson, of Mo'V ' J ndAlv.n WDarruw. Onvet rP My Fubrnarj , AD.MIMSTHATO ' VOTlLtoFbI Notice I. hereby g.i ! '.. .Ut h "J," K .. ' "'.::. V. .1. of ttun-r vreiron, maoe ou ni ni . the J81I7, the und-r.k'ticd on Sntur.l-'V. " tiK dav of March, 1WI7, at one cliit afterniam of snid day l th' 1 ,HU oJ iloor in Enirene, Lane cunt' , (!rea''.h( for sale and sell at public auction I J " , 1 est hi.liler for cssli, the foll-wini! ile' j Kt. pr.ip.rty t.i wil: The w i ! w't 1, lion 8, and the w 1 of the n w J ,ii in tp 18 s, r 3 w w m; thee J of "j',,! 10 of hlk 2. lot- S. 4. an.l S "1 "Un4, t 4 and ot 1,1,,-k 2. lots . "a ,, in vh and Inta 6. 7. 8 and 9 in bUJt J, " ' ney's Aililition U. Kuirene, La" "J t(-,rr gon. or so much thereof way ut 4 to aat-.fy the claims airiiit " the ein.-nes nl ailiitintr:,tin. U..t.d February 4th, IK'7 ,VHITSrr. . i i: XI ffhi' Adiiiinlstmlorof tlieKtate of u ney deceased. aeoHon i, ann tne e ) 01 n -- n yjf in tp 18 s, r4w w m, cuntaimug m fai acres, in l.ane ci iinlv. Ore."'": I'"" 1 m
