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Newspaper Page TextJA1U' ITuiLVfi ;i'A):D. loepted. A -Mix aN coimuDcion sVUren. bj Gfrt f, , j BUlls, OO JcX il" m moatK .... 1 00 to . ..j. sWOrcs. - O utti i --.'K f',Vl. 1 tW oil s.tvltr.'U. 1 BVM SS SSS.Ota-1-t !iS nttI At ISii li'llrDS, N vk cur. t. K41Z, Ageut, THL'i:.Si)AY - - JANUARY 13 A I'J.AIX htyUaKK ISSUE. The l!;.ubiiuai) national plat form of lSOci ulnjgcd tbe Ropuiili can party to use every effort to se cure International Jiiuietulis-ji, thinking men knew the iiltda'e was not honorably made, nor with tbe slightest expectation of even at tempting to cirry it uut in the event of sucoeae. But many free silver Repubia cans voter! 'or MrK nley on the aseu np'.ion that the tolemn pl-de would be honorably and couecien tiotuljr carried out. They new tee ' that thi basest deception wal practiced upon them. Oregon i upon the eve of a con- grenioail and state election. Will tbe jieople again rmil themselves to b hoodwinked by means of tpecLus lying promises made with intent jf non-fulfillment? The Oragonian crowd in in tbe raddle, and to ehow what silver men must expect fro.u llio Republic in party we give an extract from a re cent editorial in that paper: "The battle of 189(5 was waged and won for the gold standard. When it was a on the bimetallic commission crossed thi water wool-gathering, nnd came home shorn. The president in hi' mes sage lot them down easily by turowinir a bone of compliment anu vague nnpo to tuo crestfallen communion, but Gage, when he presented and advocated hi bill, nea it u oiineiiiisra as contemptu ously aa a soldier does a spiked can non, a Quaker gun or an exploded shell picked upon a last year's bat- uttioiu, anu tin banking commit' tee of the house and the great jonty or the rspubliuaiis in the house treat international bimotal- jstn as a tnre silver candlestick whose candle was burnt out for ever." The Oregonlan does not mince matters but tells the people fairly and honestly whit they must ex- iect from the McKinlcy adminis tration and the Republican party. I be battlj f ir the election of con gressmen and a senator, next June, to represent Oregon in the national councils will be fiuglit out on this issue. Can any Iriend of bimetal iu and opponent of the gold standard, hesitate in theohoico he must make? PRACTICAL, KKKf.UK.IDt'JI. At a referendum of constitutional amendments in New Jersey, the anti-gambling amendiuent was car ried by a majority of 802. The amendment hiuh foroids aiipo-nt ment by the governor of persons to office during the legislative reeess, hen these per ms have been re jecteil by the tenato, wa adopted by a majority ol 7.-I26. The tliird amendment, conit rring tiMin wom en the right to vole on tcluxol ijues lions, was rejected by a uujority of more lhn 10,000. Whitever may be thougiit of thee decisions they certainly expressed theopinions of a majority of the voters and the referendum is regarded as su vess ful in every way. Hanna is retlecte.1 icnator from Ohio. II is polilic.il oppo ten's throughout the country could not have wished any other result, speaking 'ro'U a party s'andpnnt That lace will be a con-t .ut re minder ol money corruptly spent, id voters coerced by e.ii!loyers. A youthful ni'scrranl of Union ounty his been expelled from the public schools for eating ra tuts in school. The ciM has ln apjieal ed to the county school superin tendent. Alhreey ar old fwiich should be prru;d to tbe ti-arner. If Mark Ilauiu fnistotttto the senate critics of the money pwor who cltiin money will bu everything will luve ...t in i,lu tration. CITY CODKCIL- A Tu Lew of Six Mills Mid tj Ordiiiit.:. Iifinia liaaat Iilililcl. City Council ruet In adjsurned ee- ai.n Iwt eveniog. rrereni: .Mayor Kuylciidail, and Councilmro Horn, Orny, Ijy, Hendenwo and Luckey. On motion a four mill tax for gener al puruM and a two mill tax lor bewcr purpuM weru levied. tJIMTKU KlSA.fCIAI. CoSDIIIOX. Rie ..-ili-r lorrls furiiiabtd the coud- cil the f..'lo ij.u ntlmated condition of the llnani lal aflairsof the city: er boulianxH 1V L'uol fewer wi:aou mqu teueral fuo'i uDpt'l TuU: lu'Il.tue April 1, Vi CliOD UuA W Svwcr uftMmtuU uai4 213 4? ittiotd rtcaipui tr im 6 mill ux A..O OO-UV & LerlQ trua iDdebteoeu April I. -Jl The following rtolullou oflered by Councilman Xiy tu passet uuaul mojaly: ItESOI-VED, That 1 Le tbe senw ol this ciuncil that the city exereine power and jurisdiction over the road dUtricla eiub-aced wlt' iu the limits of the city of uueue a provided by the d arter, and that the ltecoru'-r notify ihe county court ol Lane county, Ore gon of the city's intention. Mayor Kujkendull upjolDUd C'oun- clliuen Day, Ilendersou and Gray on the water leaolutlon. The reaolutiou provided that said comiultlee shall consider the water contra.-t and look into the matter of making anew con tract and rupoit to the city council. The water contract expires October 10, lb(J3, On mollou adjournsd. Iliasolntion of I'artuefsliip. Notice is hereby given that the partnership li retnfore existing be tweeu J 11 McKarland aud W L Mc- Karland, under toe firm naiue of Mc Karland llrue, baa this day been dia- nolved. W j McFarlaud will ooullnue the buaiueas. Ad account due the firm mut be paid to either of the former partners wltlilu 30 days from date, or the same will us plneed In the handa of an attor ney for collection. J It M('Kaiilam, W 1, McKarlanu. Dated itt KiiKune, Jun 12, 1808. Hum Ilia llodr. I.os Anoki.ks, Jan 12 The body of Durrani arrived beie thU afternoon, A mob of several hundred people tilled with morbid curiosity surged around the Arcade depot. . Mr and Mrs Durrani, who accompanied tbe re mains from Han Kracclnco, avoided 'he crowd by leaving tbe train at Kiver blatlon. About 8 o'clock to morrow inurulug the body will be taken to the crematory at I'aaadena, where tbe oven la being heated to con sums ll-e lemaiiM. Saualor sictsrlds la aailaui. Washington, Jan 12. Senator Mo llrlde saw the president today to urge the luiiiinllate action on those Oregon federal appointments that a re jet bung up. The senator Is of the opinlou that It Is time the levoiuineudaltons of tbe Oiegon delegations were acted upon lo lure a Cold in One Day. Take Laxative liruuio Quiuiue Tab lets. All druggists refund the mouey If Itfalls tu cure. lot-. The genuine I L.ll. U. on each tablet. Slaw luv.rpsrallu. 8ai.km, Jan J.. Mrs U J Harris, Mrs Iva Farrow aud Mrs alherlne Mcrheraon, trustees: Kirat Chrlailau Church of Kugeue. Th. Ast Vt'hrn an attroeo. mer htrrtrli the ri-a-t minute at which two planrts will ctom esch other, we know there U no magic aliil it. The whole niovvme U toverncd by lw. A mn who Iniliea thtx lawa of nilure earelully and reduces them to a act. no. cn count on caacI resulu every llmt. A doctor know I hit certain remedies Whrn s Jiwase teems to hare noremritv inco.Ki.irs pioiii-unce It tncuratle. All the lime Satote mse have the rrniedr risht at ........ win mile oe tnscovercd hr Ihe .t.-o.r who h.s studied longer ,nj deeter thjn nthe-s in:o this MiliciiUr tttssse. Consamptmn seemctt for a long time with. m.t a rerac.Ir. uutil lit -,,, ,,),. , w.m lrrM ...! !tn Medici IHsccvf ry " w V - r ' It h is nrored to be a marvelous and almost u:,f.l,n, specihe for cmsuain ti. n ar t v.t ( of unf bronchul and tbf.xit i..;r.:o:t:es. If si-rt. srrm almost mijicat hot Its on. riaiioais txv4 . simple natural laws. It ki t- rrc-.is, prowu, o( r,M,f the I.. - J m. king gUnds to msn,iit " ' o-HI a-i t ur It ahundantlv into the ritcnati.n Th .s n..rt.hig ,. . ng e.t ct l r.pidl, nilmle.ted in the lurj. ar.,1 bvehisl tu'.s.Urrr it stps the ws-:in pr.sresaand k--.i...' lustra,!, I, assimilated hvstoma. hs which a-e trusts to d-.ersi r.-l l,...i .. is far ..TerKw lo mlt estracts as a r-erraa. . ami and scirnt.ac flesh . t,n,;dcr in a.. I wrstT See seses ,e, f! I rse l-,v ,,e I ri.'St r'iSVrem d.vt fs a.1 e.i,apti:4 s4 nas A "t loe llvst I ""-l-is-slKst I sint (me ui um Cos. . r,."ee s menfcmes are recwnOed .. s-.tnd.od remedies th "a "Pkaaait peiUu rourhont the world. curs constipat.ssi is WALL WsLL A LAW61IT. i Tae Litigants tu Tta .m eoriuerl. K'TisVd at hugene. I J Jtase Cohen. Laa oioiiaetio?c au , action in the sUs-rlor e-iurt at Walla Wa.lAagainU i. Faiek, proprietor ct The Bler.iug'aakiug for tbe appoln ment ol a receiver for the store and for judgment for f 12-5 and une-8flb o the profit from July 1, liS7, to Decenibei 31, PS;, which the plsiutin al erts a.gregsta fj'JJO Tbe complaint recites that he entered Into a written contract with Mr Falck to enter the latter's employ at a salary of H2o per month and oue-fiflb of the profits or the business. Under this sgreeiueut the plaintiff commenced work July 1, 197. aud continued to discharge tin itiea according to the agreement un til December M, 1W, wen I was mutually grei locsnce t:.e coutrw t and theplaih'itl eveied his connection with the store. He a kuow!edges re o-iplof hla salsry for the niontl.s of July, Augtitt, Hepteiiiber, Oi-tolwr, and November, but sas thai the defendant has failed aud refuses to pay him f r December. Tlierefore he inks that a receiver be appointed, that an account ing of the busim sa lor the period Irnui July 1, 197, to Decen.b r 31, lh07, be had, that he be given Judgment for his abate of the r.rotJU and his talary for December. Thomas A Dovell are ti e attorneys for plaintiff. lie clerked iu 8 H Fiiendly's store for a coup e of years. kinling in Havana. Havana, Jau 12 A mob Is rioting n this city. Americans, It is Slid, sought refuge in the corsu'ste. Tbe white squadron U held la readiness tog to Cuba. Within 4S hours on present indications, Intervention In Cuba will have been forced on the ad ministration. It will be found not unprepared. The roting in Havana was much fiercer than the censored press reports itn ic te. General Lee got at thscabld early aud reported the situation as serious, and that Ihe mob was "gelling eveu with the Americans" and "downing tbe United Hlates," aa much as It wass'rik Ing at the autonomist policy nnd tbe reconcen'radoa. American citizens had to seek refugo in the consulate. Nearly Keauy. News from As toria conveys Ihe Intelligence that tbe work of the tracklaylug is now pro gressing satisfactorily oj the Asto rla at Columbia Kiver luilroad. At the Uubloeiid of the Hue au additional force of graders has been put on, so as to permit of steady woik by the track- Isyers. Only 'J tulles of track are yet to be luld, aud a mile aud a quarter of light grading to be done. As soon . as this Is flulsued It Is announced that Mr Hutuiuoiid will turn bis attention toward extending the O C Ss E railroad eastward, aud it Is confidently expect ed that lively times will be seen up the Hantlam next summer. $72 Per Month. The New 'ork Hun baa started the publication of Ihe U U Hiusion list. The only name thus far from Lane county Is Thorn J Johnson, who receives I per mouth, To receive this amouul the law provides that he must have sudercd the loss of both feet, the loss of both ei es, and also for total and permanent disability requiring tbe regular sid and attendance of auother person, tbe result of csuses due to the military and naval service of the United Slates. Colll'i.IMK.NTARV. Uraul's Pass Courier: "We lately received a copy of the Ksat Oregonlan Iu which the Alheua public school, taught by Prof I) V 8 Heed, formerly of Eugeue, is highly commended. The article states that Prof llsld has raised the elllcleucy of the school at least 'J00 per co it, and that the school Isoard Is blessed with good common senee. Kducatioual ability Iu a principal and common sens iu a school board will always Combine to make a good school. Too often one or the other is wanting." Ar Cottaur Orovr. Deputy At torney I, T Harris arrived home this morning from Cottage Grove, where he attended a caa before Justice J W Vaughau. Thecal in question was one wherein James Potts was accused of assaulting and maltreating bis sis ter, Hoae Pott., in. nlion of which was made In the t'li'AHli uf yesterday. He was found guilty, on trial, aud sen tenced to pay n tine of $10 The case Is not to bail as rt p died yesterday, yet (lie lenience Imposed Is none Ion se vere. r.UUK.XE Jl'BTK'B l OL'KT. A COIU- plslnt has been filed in Justice Wheel er's court by IVputy Game Warden U M Klssenger, alleulug that E E McClanahnu has aold China pheasanls out of season to K C Sitilt . The cat will ! called at 9 n'cliH'k tomorrow morning, and will be he ml before a Jury. A Ht.ir A correspondent writes is that a young man of Tienl reveot'y ssdd tils violin, pre-tiuiaby all I lie pmrty he i..ses-,d fr the our pose of procuiln a inartlae lli-etiast. After I'd the fair and fl,-li one rllsnge I li -r n.li.d, snd the sttalr was ileolanM oft. Stii.i. Os.-F K lu in has a rhange of ailvertlaemrtit Ir. lodjv't (llAMn Hia 'et rlenranr tale .a still o-i aud he Is arlhiK g.wls at astotiishlngly low ptb-es U-s.l hat he a ys, H will do J st what be a.tverilse-. JsM.vry KtttNoiiY. Articles jou are bin l,.g rve r.v week. For the n eds or tlir- li. tut. oura la so -o:ioniical tore for yen. Our prn reys tlie li'Wt-l. Its. KKT Nsl -lle fw r I III, l,n . . ihtee.1 tot. tueu sdutm, Uvst ,,r o ever i a- - O .!-. t SOCIAL Wll AKTIfcA.Va KrXEPTIoX. Last sight ibe L'uiud Artissns gave an informal reception to oiembra and ' friends at their ball iu the Mount! block. Tne u.uaJ social a-neuitiee were displayed in a plea-a at manner, aod tbe evening's eojoyment was most 1 marked. Liglil refreaiimels were served. FAKSON'i 6CEPKI5E FAIY About 25 f. lends of Mrs W H Par sons too- occasion lost eveuiug to tender a surprise party tha' barf the merit of being a genuine surprise. They took poraesoloa of her borne, and airangedan elaborate meal ready far servitig when sbe rvturted boniest 6 o'clock. This ww the first oider of bu-ites. and after ita 'dirposal social chat, games, etc, w-re indulged In to lheenjo rneut of all. OKATOKIO SOCII.TY. Hie Kugene Oratorio Society held a regular meeting last nigh! at the Baptist church, tbe fir-t one lieldei'.ce the holidays. They have contluued tl e Wi.rk (:D ItoMtini'a ' ritabat Mater." A smaller nuiuir than uulicipated by Director Nash were iu attendance, but as active rebearaau will now com mence, it i expected that the entire complement of soloists aud the chorus will attend each .ucceeding rebearsal Xl'S WASHBURN'S AT HOME. Mrs Minnid Washburn entertained a numbe. of ft iemls list evening at her elegat.t home, in honor of her sister, Mrs W T Kakin.of Salem, who is her guest. A number of clever games were providtd for the enterU inmeut and their di-.cti-elon, t .get her with music, hur led the boms rapidly by. A dainty luuch, its every appointment aud detail of the cuisiue being perfect. Tbe dining-room was presided over by Misses Estelle Hobiu-ou aud Etbel wyuue Thompsou. Tbe spacious balls and pir.ors of Mrs Waohburu's Lome were tastefully decorated with ever greens, the Ongou grape predominat ing. Tlicne preseut will long have oc casion to remember the eveuing as a gem of Ibe aocial season. Those In attendance were: Prof aud Mrs I M Glen, Prof and Mrs F O Young, Prof and Mrs F T Washburn, Dr aud Mrs C H Chapman, Kev aud Mrs Raymond C Brooks, Rev and Mrs Wm 8 Gilbert, Mr aud Mrs J F Robin-on, Mr and Mrs F W Osburn, Mr and Mrs W L DeLann, Judge and Mrs E O Poller, Mr aud Mrs I K Peters, Mr and Mrs C D Combs. Mrs Thompson, Miss Friendly (Portland), Dr Cbas Freidel Personal. J M tjhL-lley arrived home today. W H Btber, of Jjnotio.i, is in Port. land. HA H din of Creswell, was in tbe olty today. Win II Jones aud wifo. of Wilbur, tVasli, are iu the city. W W Haines returned .rom South ern Oregon this morning. Jas Hullmau was a returning pas senger on today's L'x4 tialu. Clias Templeton of Halsey, a foruier U of O student is in the cily. Thoiua- Cain Is working Iu lieu shaw's saloon at Cottage Grove. i J Paul Jones, (ravellug passenger ageul of the H P Co, Is in the city. District Alio. ney L T Harris arrived home from Cottage Grove on to Is y's 10:50 local. Miss Cautrall, of Jacksonville, is guest at the home of H K Aukeoy for a few days. Wm Iteushaw went up the McKen lie on yesterday', s: age to view some timber land. E S Durkee, advance man for Prof Holbrook, left for Knaeburg on last night's 11:'J4 overlaod. Geo Nolaud, of Astoria, lelorned home ihls moriiiug after a visit with L)U county relative;, and friends M'S W S Gilbert will go East about March l-t, on a several ii.onths' visit. llev Mr Gilbert will j dn her atoit May 1st. I'uslun tin Ulscutses. .Albany, Or, Jan li. The poi.uMst county ceiiirul committee held a meet- ng heie loilay, which populists ceu- erally were lnvite.1 to sltcud, to discuss the onestion of fusion. Tbeeo was nol a divisi n of sen II incut t.n the subject. After much discussion a reeoliitlnu wss adopted declaring it to l-e the sense of the meeting that I, Inn eounty populists should nominate a ticket of their own, but should divide the county officers with the democrats. II C Watson, demo crat, wss endorsed for circuit judge of tins district. It was also decided to defer caill.ig th county convention until after scll o state coiiiuiiltcr. was fatten by tLs Tn tl the wrtf.,1 ihr t wi -Mhr imimnit OItTsa, m rf.aM M:t. fsrt i ty , for r swrrir.tf. ir ' nr.anj bwnlil t n Ihs k n, lp, swk! t ainl vrsvlH-jstinc rry bn m ' -f.. h-fv m,ih li rnrti ft..r, Mvl cntl, Mnanna.-, with C I IK ( IU (tMUt staetut it rwaat Uja cure. icura V-s rss sesrM. j -A,a-.,is.,.Vs.rTuV- Wrnv lll-vnu r-.r.Mi "t M a, irtwsas. BABY'S fflt la ssm TWO - THIRDS.... T"&YniyVu"i,re"s"rt Clocks, J J : j be sold witbiu the next aixtv days. To acr iii."n '"' urus! ptices from i5 lo V r rent. for les tlian hslr ttie irual priOTt. on i II other eond.lioin will be ma for any thtna iu m , line il will pay Sals Commenc d MONDAY MflilHINB, JANUARY 3 Violin, Mando in and Guitar Strings Almost given away to close out J. 0. Watts, First door so' ih of J D Mailt ck's store, Brevitii. Ai oher fine day. 70-70 ;0-fee hut Cooiiilge s. Commissioners court Kill n session New herring and c ilflh at A E Wood's. Rsz.r clnms Fiiilay -t Cirrie s fish mArl,et. PreiVrr.d rtorK i.ysiers, hoisu ladieh uiuat.ird ul A E WiKid's. Genuine- maple eyiup ulid iutk wheal flour at CoolidgeV Wl e t is only quoted ai 02 cents per bushel in Eugene today. Flesh Columbia river smell nex Tuesday at Curric's Ssh market. See our new Yukon ware with Buk ing Powder A E Wood. A Hatcheney, ot John Day, Grant county, was registered at Hie lo el Eugene today. For fink Teas and Coffees, we are I eidquarters. CoolidgesC. t.n. All kinds of feed at mill pi ices. Callisou & Hon, corner cf Ninth sr.d Oak streeia. ;',Cidiiuibia liver tinelt 0 cents per pound at Currie's fish market. Have you tried those I'tliciotis French Peas and Musluooinsnt Cool- idge's, Hotel Eugene block. A tornado struck Fort Smith, Ar kansas, last night at 11 o'clock. Filty lives were lost, hundreds wounded and $1,030,000 damages to property. Hay, grain, flour and mill feed. Callison A Son, corner Ninth aud Oak streets. Children's $4.0 and $5.00 suits for $3.00. Every suit In this line at the same rates. 10 per cent off on nil men's suits this mouth. Racket. Portland Coni.nercinl Review: "The Eugene Mill & Elevator Company Iiob purchased from Ihe Portland Iron Works one style 'M' Allis feed roller mill." Prof Johnson Is about the same as yesterday. His is a case of nervous prostration, caused by over-work. His many friends trust that he will soon recover. There are 1,121 inmales in the s'ale asylum lor the insane at Salem. The monthly expenses to the sluto for keeping theni is $9 23, i r about 30 cents each per day. Dr J W Hill, principal of the Bishop Scott academy, Monday made an as slgnmenl lo George H Hill, fur the benefit of his creditors. Tbis-wlll not affect the school. Thanks to R Alexander for a heauti fully printed Invitation to the (led lea lion services to take p'ace at Pendleton of the new IOOF building nt lint pace on Jan loth. Mrs M F Mulkey, of Portland, Is quite 111 at her home In that cily, and not expected to survive only a day or two. Hbe is the mother of Frank Mulkey, well known in Eugene. It is stated that O T Porter and John M Somers will, this week, begin the publication of the Linn Couuty Republican at Albany. It will be a Mitchell paper, if reports can bo re lied upon. St John Skinner, a broth' r of Mrs C D Combs and tors P B Kinsey, left Kellogg. Idaho, yesterday for the Klondike. He leaves on the next steamship from Seattle. We trust he will make a rich strike. Attorney A C Woodcock relumed this morning from Auburn, Plactr county, Cal, where lie had been on legal business. He reports it nui a cold at that place nnd snow on the ground. The "old settler," however, claimed this was quite unusual ami unexpected. In Recorder Ryan's court at Oregon City ytsterd.iy five hobos were given a Oliolee of five dajs' woik on the streets or paying a fliH.. Thev P'eaded extreme ,iverty aud chose riis u-,b on the streets In future nil tramps will be taken care of ami given work on the streets. 1EI APVAM'KIt but we slill havi our lamous i rent lea Ast yom n ighbo alicut li. Ax Hilly. Do Yoi- K.Now-TLat 50 o nts ii buy a Im ofa-np i,i.t other, nfc r.. llol Scents for. Ax Hilly. Toiler. . ... , e lt I If, le ., Totl ill U tn-TO e. 1, Tvlrire,e- l n lUe. tbe smnOer . rkr. . ,.,' ""T -s:i uruerisLs. Jit teesl Ils-itiel an-t p.n, ejurrlinf ktatrCy to. s fre,- . Mr.., IT .Vesr Ye: MTI'S PENNYRDYAL fZ t' r'Oa lantyj,i ,,,,,..., sTrt r."l - i',,?. l " ! SriX J:, VsS'-'"' " -'" I grantee, satisfacti.,,, VYatsaf ;'i'is''.'.r,..,ftii.s. ,l t-tlon in - h.jr i,i,r.. i,ui, eVtl I' oo , in- 1 1 sSSX . IV"" ' t. lu,. case. Oliii.,, ,. ,iM r sale at Hentterann Mnu's. Olt' V ' tAem 1 Hilverware inustj I tball tut wj: .: I Ill u SOld- A W- "' J "' .le.: mat" if vnu nave ui: eat r.-c""' 1 ! , ' : you to ' ui"J'.......:. : Eugeue, Oreto Just as Good ... - j H. e11 ft much mm aa-ATTC ailU YtW cheaper," is a statement someturies madeby the drueeist when Scotf Emulsion Is calleo tor. iwa -that the druggists themselves regard $30tt'S Et julsion of GxJ-Livcr Oil with Hypophos--.:.., f T ien. and Soda as the standard, and the purchaser who des'res to procure the "standard u,r,..e. he tnows it has been ot untold benefit, should not for i one :et-,e,t hinfc of tafeinc the risk ot using some untneo prepa ration. The substitution of something said to be "just as good" tor a stano. art! oreoaration twenty. five years on the market, should not be permitteo oy the intelligent purchaser. n. sure tou est SCOTT'S Emulsion. See that the man and fish are on the wrapper. 50c and $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York. Kepublicaus, Kotice. A nieelltig of the McKinley Club ol Eugene is hereby lalltd to meet at the court house in Eugene Friday evening, January U, 189S, for the purpose of electing delegates to the League of republican clubs, and for the transac tion of such other business as may be brought before the club. W Kuykendall. Pres. John M Williams, Seo'y. A January "Clean sweep" Sale. A January "clean sweep" sale on muny desirable lines. Extra efforts are made in the early part of the uew year to clear the surplus stocks the odds aud ends from the December soling, and thus place the stock In ex cellent shape for early spring purchase, Racket. Notice. All outstanding sewer warrants will bs paid upon presentation at my office oa or before January 12, 1898. Interest will cease after that dale, G V Griffin, Cily Treas. Dated Jan 11. 1808. circuit Court Cash Hei ty Browu has commenced a 'oreclosuie sultin the circuit court ngaiust Charles C and Mrs C C Humphrey, to recove; 1,1:70 31. ions ok IT We sell tons of our 5 cut lea. Ax Billy. W anted Two or three thousand dollars for live years on gilt edge security; Interest payable rannthlv in advance. Inquire at this oilien. Lost. On Willamette street todav a chi fion ruche or boa. Fiuder please nave at tins otnee for reward. nctick to creditors. Estate ot Rebecca Fi her. dec-ased NV,ChK "hHE.RIBY THAT GKOROE ..... . u k H"1 "PPotntedexecmoro! the estate of Keberca Fl-her, deceaaed. Allmrvms SsJiU'"!?11"" "in" "ld -"' are her?bT XIV', ','n ",''' tne same at the law mlieeol Monro B liorrla in Euttene, Or., wlbln .air inontl s from lliedale of this nollre ,'aieu &uger:s, ur. Jan. u, isns. HEOKOE FISHER, Qso. R. DonRis. Alt j f ir Estate. executor. NOTICE FOR ri'BUCATIOS. Lenil Office nt Kosebnrg. Orepnn Deccmbfr. 20. 18117 nonce li, berebv civsn il.ot ,i, innnDm.1 ...l , . mr luilliw- . T." . ' """tnett not es of his in. Milton to n.ako final proof in snpport of his elaira. ant lhat sai.l nronf will LP-" j. hffnrs We... tt:.. 1 . . 110 inner Kwne.Oreeo,,, on FebrasTs. ,l""t HT.ldtl W (1 -is s. lie i.nmes tlie t, l'n;.. ialtiva i n nt" " o ,1 pon aud David It Lakln 11,..' u nianton. rhsV;. i 0"' 'i:iat RU VfiTCH 'euifter. S. Land ucmmissionGi1. Joel Ware, having l,een in. l-ointod U. ts. Jireuit Cw;t Commisitionerfor tlie district 0:ye-'. now prepared to wako Homestead Filings I-.inu. I'books, and take tes- a , W - .V iiK iico in this line, 1 M As DR. G. EIDDLE resldecw on Oil re itrect, sixU. tirnrU, one 1:jc ssl CEO. fc.Lirfchii. ut-Lua t i ' ill riAc nt'sK i. il ai the atfCt'Dd J tuiima.i 1 1... Hi, ie aupTtuit court iuim ftUvit. f.tter in prutAia. A. C. WOODCOCK a. ATTORNEY AT LAW Oirics-m.e.iir.lf Woes s,-iuih Ulock. He:nul W Tiiomrlon. Cliirlti A Hirj Thompson & Hardy, Attorneys-at-Law, Ottflce in First National Bank Bldz Craflicc In all the CourU. GEO. A. DOld . ;i'l';(i' i-A'i.i,jV , ot . ii a-t.ver -U" t i.io.ij t. L. BILYETJ, iTTOK.EY-AT-l,AtV, KVGaCSS, OKE!s;. OintE-Uvcrl'itai atD:,.i n.,-,, DK. J. W. HARRIS, t-'liyt..cian and Surgeoi. OCicc over Ilel.d..reoii 4 IJnu's Drag j;0re. O.-a.n but as: it to 12 a.m.; 2 to 6 aud ; t0 ' C'MM"'mr "rMt bc'""r'li lllh and 13th J. M. WILLIAMS ATT(J1V : AT : LAW COLLECTXOb A BPKCIAI.TV. OHiee otr Laue Coumy Bank. H. D. NORTO N LAWYER. Itooms 1 and : Bank over First Xatio W. KUYKENDALL, H. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office in Chrisman Block. e.tLeot'rut,0nW"ecr" '"""Hi dls J. S. LUCKEY, Watches and Clocks Repaired tlCt.NJ; oltfiOSJ HTJBBLE'S TRANSFER M. 8. HUBBLE, Proprietor. A General Transfer Business Done. -,f&T A." lIlnd, 0( Wood f. r Sule Bacsas 00 YOU SMOKE? BANQUET." 5L!!i THE BEST SMOKE IN THE CITY. Trj it or.ee jcnwiil sncle it aiivajs Summons. In tlio Circuit Court of the State of Oregon lor l.ane County. V. W. Oilsaby, Plaint IT, 1 D. C. Gibson, 'Dcfen.lnntj To I). C. Gibson, Defendant. TX THE XAJ1E OF THE STATE OK -a. UrsKtm, you are hereby summoneil to appear in saij court on or before the first Man ila.5 in March, 1S(W, tmt being the first day of 'he next regular tenil of .aid court, held at tr.uirene.in tana t...... V.i an i t v.-.,,,..,, nuate ni i.reir'tii, and answer the complaint of the plainlilf tiled nemo, or judgment will be taken aKainst yi.u d,l 1 V"""'.''"''' aa demande,! in the com plaint, towit: Eor tl.. r cars -ol. interest thereon at the rate of 10 per .ent per "niimfron , Sept lMl."., less S1-, Uid Nov. 14, fnrti;. S10,rail OcUSO, len'i,ndfor the nirtlier aiin. f sir. ... .' , n i ... "......lev s lees, and cofu. rse"lent. n. for an ortlcr for the tZlil thn property attache.i in thia actii.u, ini sutnn,..ni published br ordtr of the lll. ' 1l'u"t"li, ,lu,lKeo'f Sntl Judicial District, ma. e at t 'lis.nlr.., i i ,i... "n, anddated Dec. Stl, U. i. .NokTox, Att'y for PlttT. OoiD)f to Khn Ulke. Jf you want losave motey to goto Klondike in the spring, you hod het 'ergtt your failed cio.hing cleaned, colored and pressed nnd made to look Use new at tie Exelesior Dye Works, Kupetit., Ortgcn. Charges reasonable A Kiilurtion in Kates. a i Mevens is now mlling tickets fi to,,, Kugene to Chirsgo over the O 11 X ,,i Orenon Short Line, Lnlot, rvBe, I! On,le Wistern HS00. This la w short sii.l tiuickest futetosil points Kast.