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THURSDAY - - MAY 81
Eugene City Guard
BATCRDAY JUNE 2
Union State Ticket
For llootora.
W M Tierce Umatilla County
DellBtnart Multnomah county
Krneet Kronor Multnomah County
John Wliltaaer Bonton County
For ftupromo Judgo.
TQQreen Multnomah County
For Food Gommlialonor.
fY M Sohulmerlok Washington County
Congressman First Dlatrlot.
tr Bernard Daly , Lake County
For Proaooutlng Attorney.
8 II Haiard Cool County
Lane County Citizens' Ticket
For Joint Senator
It. M. VEATCH, Cottage Grove,
for Representatives
LEVI GEER, Cottage Grove.
E. K, BKIPWORTH, Eugene.
CHAB. HARWOOD, Florence.
For County Judge
H. R. KINOAID, Eugene.
For CommlMloner
J. R. HILL, or RIohardsoD.
For Clerk
H. M. MILLIORN, ol .lunation.
For Sheriff
W. W. WITHEB8,of Thurston.
For Treasurer'
A. 8. PATTERSON, of Eugene.
For Holiool Buperlntendent
W. M. MILLEH, of Creawell.
For Assessor
E. R. PARKER, of Lost Valley.
For Surveyor
LINCOLN TAYLOR,)! Cottage
Grove.
For Coroner
DR. W. L. CHESHIRE, of Eu
gene.
l'BECINOT 0KKI0KK8, ElKIKNR.
For Justice
GEO. W. KINSEY.
For Constable
J. M, MARTIN.
DECORATION DAY.
Yesterday was an ideal day for
the remembrance of those who have
gone before. Tbe general obeerv
anco of the day, as shown by the
pmotioal suspension of business,
shows that Decoration Day has
taken strong bold in tbe hearts of
the people.
The new-made graves are re
minders that another generation
has succeeded to thn active duties
that once devolved upon tbe
griziled Grand Army veterans,
many of whom now march with
foible steps. ' "Sixty-one" and
"ninety-nine" are a generation
apart. Deooration Diy gave a
practical illustration of that faoti
VOTE FOR WITHERS.
Be sure and pee that the
name of V V Withetsia mi vciur
ticket. He Las made a epleiicliil
officer and will receive a la ga vote.
La Grande Chnniole: "When a
state senator from Linn county a
dozen years ago, Hon J K Weather
ford, one of the ahledt democrats io
the state, made a determined tight
in the legislature for the repeal of
the law that prevents a railroad
man injured by the carelesKnees of
a fellow employe from recovering
damages. The legislature was
dominated then, as now, by tbe
master band of Joe Simon and the
relief demanded by the railroad
employes was not granted. And
there will be no relief as long as
the Multnomah ringsters dominate
the legislature of tbe state. Vote
for no man blindly. Get your
pledges, find out where the candi
dates stand before you delegate
them authority to represent you."
New York American Banker:
"United States Treasurer Roberts
compares, for sell-congratulation,
the rate of the new government
securities with that borne by tbe
obligations of other first-class
oountries. Tbe lowest rale of any
government obligation except tbe
United Stales two pur cent is the
2 - per cent of British consol
wbich will be cut down to to 2j
1903. But when we consider that
a United States 2 per cent bond
may be used by a bank to procure
its face value in currency it ba-
oomes evident that a purely ex
traneouB circumstance contributes
to maintain a 2 percent bond above
par."
If Mr. Tongue could do nothing
for the Indian, war veterans when
tbe house was controlled by his
political friends, what can be do
when the opposition is in the ma
jority at tbe next session a con
dition that tbe Oregonian an
Republican p ipers concede as most
likely? The proper thing for the
old veterans to do is to vote tor
Senator Daly, who h a man ot
energy, and a conscientious and
successful worker in tbe interests
of his constituents, savs tbe Review
Congressman Tongue voted for
the Northern PaoiQo land s'eal
whiob has enabled the Northern
PaolBo to trnde worthless piles ot
sand and rock for the finest limber
land in the .torld Ihrotigh this
valley. That is a earn pie of Tongue.
He is for the cirp-rt'on every
time.
That State Senator Daly will be
the next congressman from this
district Is almost certaiu. He is
olean, able and popular man, and
will serve the people faithfully and
much more successfully than Mr,
Tongue has.
Billy Withers will have a large
majority this time. His adminis
tration of the Sheriffs office
oommended alike by Republicans,
Democrats and Populist.
Be M Gin
Is the type of tlie modern woman at Her
uciuimeai nou Deal. sue walks with an
cosy grace. She is a picture of perfect
lu u,e apnrjgume or lire.
But generally the golf dub Is laid aside
With marriage. A physical languor op
presses xne once
athletic girl. Ex-
erase make her
Dock ache. Sha
tires easily. Usually
she acccDta thia con.
dition aa a natural
thing, but it ia un
natural. Marriage
should add to wom
an's happiness, rath
er than subtract
from it. If women
understood how in
timately the general
health is related to
the local health of
the womanly organs,
they would appreci
ate the fact that
there is no need to
sutler from weak
ness and backache
The use of Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription makes
weak women strong,
aick women well.
It regulates the per
iods, heals inflam
mation and ulcera
tion, cures female
WP-.lL n... and
41.. -V"."
v; uv. in vuiiuiuun or sound health.
Mre. ft. A. Alshtrok, of Austin, Lonoke Co.,
Ark., wr tee: -After five nionthi of great euf.
ferine with female weakneaa I write (or the
other atirrerer. from the same afflie-
" : -I. ii w laroiir pnyitclan with-
out any gxl remit, ao roy husband urged me
to try fir. Hevce s owdlcluee-whlch f did. with
wonderful rrsnlta. f am completely cured. I
i.r.bolle; of Dr. "' favorite Pre
acnpllon four of hie 'OeMem Medical i)Icot.
ry and two viale of hta ' Plcaaant Pellets.'
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure con
stipation and its consequences.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
.he Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature)
I B
MTWO TO DlCEiye
Oregon State Journal.
The ooniinee of the Citizen party for
County Judge ol Lane County evident
ly did not stand in wilb the political
cut throats and grafters known as the
"push, "when he was Secretary of Statu,
or tbe people who live on tbe olllces
aud pickings furnieued by them would
oot be attacking blm. Every accusation
has bceo repeatedly answered, refuted
and shown to be malicious falsehoods.
They were inspired by persons who
sought io that way o divert attention
from their own crookedness anil excuse
their extreme littleness in causing bis
name to be withdrawn from the Senate
as a regent of tbe University. Ono of
those fellows, who Is more noiud for
i ecelvlng bribes than forv paying tils
debts is drawing the peoples' money
while traveling over tbe stute and rid
iculing and lying about one-liulf of the
taxpayers. With hnluhet lace, salmon
onmplexlon and horsethiel countenance
be draws like a monkey show or a dog
fight while Fulton end men of some
character and ability bave frosty recep
tions and slim audiences. Tbe batcb of
lies to which this refers boar tbe ear
marks of bis facile pen. He originated
aud got tbem Into (be Oregonian prob
ably without tbe kdowledge of the pro
prietors and responsible edi tor, through
a Callfornlau who was sent to Snlem Io
write up tbe Legislature and knew mull
ing about tbe subjects bo bundled but
fell into tbe bands of tbe "push" and
ferociously attacked nearly every per
soo who bud opposed It. He licensed
the Asylum and other Stute insti:utlous
with every crime In the culendur, nutl
was a holy horror to tho friends ol tbe
paper and the faction it repiescnted and
tbe delight of their enemies until be re
turned home to California. The rehnsh
of these stale ralsreprenentations sounds
like bis article signed "bop-plcker" in
tbe Oregonian several years ago at
tacking Governor Lord for taking uncon
stitutional salaries, but wblcb bo never
dared to repeat after Lord replied io an
Interview that be bad nevor taken more
than the law allowed and hud never ta
ken, $700 as a member of the
Legislature for voting for a United
States Senator and then visited tbe East
on money thus obtained. He is a daisy.
Be Is so dishonest and treacherous that
be Is afraid be will rob himself, and
p.'rhaps believes that there are others
like him. But there Is only oue such,
and may there never be another. No
bettor testimonial of good und efficient
services as Secretary of Stato could be
shown than tbe opposition of a gang
who live by trafflcing In offices and
whose principal occupation and stock
in trade Is lying, deception, treachery,
fraud and bribery. They say that the
color of postage stamps bave been
changed since he was Secretary of State
and he bus used stamps not of the latest
shade! Well, w ho ever before was little
and mean enough to Insinuate diphon
esty and circulate a criminal libel on
nothing but Ignorance or malice or per
haps botbP,; He bought stamps whllo
Seoietary of State and paid for f hem
with his own money to put on campaign
literature, whloh was afterwards sent
out mostly by friends In largo packages
to be delivered by committees, flu
often recieved stamps of all denomina
tlons In place of money for foes, which
be had either to keep or . return mid
perhaps never get anything. He re
celves stamps now quite often f.ir pn-
MM
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GRAND
...ON...
June istM 1900,
Political
At 2 p.
Geo. J. B. Weaver, of Ioma,
-Presidential
There
tJ111 e a Grand Rally.
Everybodylnvited.
In Ins Evening at
paii In iiinii of rive enls to ona doliif,
He cannot know when mey wt'rn
sued whether they are of tho latest
tade or are one, ave or ten ycure old.
Tbey cannot be used to pay postage on
papers at pound rales, s 'bat must be
paid in cash, and they cannot be sold
or exchanged. If they cannot bu used
on letters, books, phainpblets and mis
ccllananeous papers, what ore they
good for? Should they be thrown owoy
to give somebody a cuaueo to make a
commission on selling stamps of the
latest shade? If the person who spends
bis time lu mousing over tbe color of
stamps would attend strictly io bis
business it might be bettet for him and
better for a service that is inteoded to
be kept out of politics and serve tbe
people. All the other lies were specific
ally and fully answered and refuted
and shown lo be malicious falsehoods
when tbey wero first inspired aud pub
lished us an excuse for having with
drawn Governor Lord's appointments
from the Senate. Tbey were and are
circulated for the sole purpose of mis
leading tbe people and diverting their
attention while the gang are getting
n their work on a condding public wto
are often tbe ylctlms of such political
schemers. Tbe ex-Secretary of State
did a vast amount of work for the State,
such as had never been done by any of
bis predecessors und wbich be was not
required to do, among which was tbe
compiling and writing of a Political
and Olllciul History aud Register of Or
egon, covering a period of 75 years. As
a recognition for compiling tbe history
tbe Legislature passed a joint resolu
tion giving bliu 600 copies of the book,
which shows bow these copies came
"strangely" Into bis possession. Vitu
peration and vilification is poured out
by wholesale for receiving pay for all
commissions, when out o: hundreds of
pardons and reslorations to citizenship
be made every one free, and out of
hundreds of complimentary commis
sions au6 pel haps more than a thous
and military commissions not a dozen
were ever osked to pay anything but
were all made free. All tbe drivel and
rot about leaving tbe party and Tongue
never having been for silver need no
reply. Tbey refute themselves. The
ex-Secretary of Stale bad honesty and
courage enough to stay with bis convic
tions and professions on tbe silver
question, aud iu doing so sacrificed tbe
best olllce in Oi-cgou. Tongue and tbe
party that supports blm deserted and
betrayed their convictions, if they ever
bnd any, and their friends, to get tbe
offices. Everybody with a grain of
sense knows these statements to be true.
Ibe Oregoninn has recently reprinted
Tongue's free silver leltor, wbich is one
of the best ever published in Oregon
on this subject. The ex-Secretary of
State never deserted or betrayed bis
party or auything, living or dead, but
the purry und Tongue and all of bis
kind are the deserters and betrayers of
their oft repeated professions and of
tboso who befriended them. They
have and will betray any party, any
cause, any person or any community, to
get into olllce and stay in.
H'v. V. B 8ii.?r, W.Caton, N. Y,
riiex, "i iiml ily.niepBla over twenty
)er, and iric.l doctors and medicines
without i-tiffli. ws8 persuaded to
ii-.: Ko.lol Dy..i'p;ht Cure and It help
ed in- .'n o ii.e Miirt, J believe It ti be
orallf .rinsof Indigestion."
It dig. si liat, you eat. Vincent 4
Co , orner Diuir Store.
PICNIC...
an
Speaking
m. by
Candidate.
Eugene 8
p. m
JJ!LSJLJ JtSft
FIRST
National Bank
Of Eugene.
Paid up Cash Capital S50.000
Surplus - - $50,000
Eugene, Oregon.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
A. Done on re leviable terms. ftiKht
drafts on Chicago, an Franelsoo and Port
land, Oregon.
Uilla of eichangr lold on fort kni c'.nntrlea.
Deposits received anbject to check ol certifi
cate of deposit.
All ooUeotions entrusted to us will receive
prompt attention
T ii Hendricks,
Preaiiient.
8 B Kakim,
Vice Prealiltut.
P. E. KminoKASB,
I'ftfl.'.ier.
L. H. 1'OTTKB,
Aiw't CWiiai
EUGENE
LoaniSavingsBank
Of Eugene, Oregon.
Paid lip Cash Capital - $50,000
Surplus - 2,500
A GENERAL BANKING) BUSINESS TRANS
ACTED ON FAVORABLE TERMS-
Drafts Issued on the principal cities of the
United States and foreign countries.
Interest allowed on Demand cortlncaies of
Deposit when left etated period. -
rfnllflfttlnnn receive our nroniDt attention.
City and County Warrants bought.
W. E. BS0WN,
President.
F. W. OSBURN,
Cashier.
0. A. PAINE.
Vice Preeldant.
W. W. BROWN,
Aast Cashier.
LANE COUNTY BANK
Eitabllshed n 1882.
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EUGENE,
OREGON.
A General Banking business in all branches
transacted on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY, President
i. M. ABRAM8. Cashier
B H HOVEY, Asst Cashier.
Central Market,
PROPRIETORS
Will keep constantly on hand a full supply
BEEF MUTTON-
PORK and VEAL
Which they will sell at the lowest
markot prices.
A alrslare of tie entile patronage solicited
: TO THE FARMERS.-!
We will pey the highest market price
ror at Cattle, Hogs and bheep.
Shop on Willamette St.,
EUGENE, OREGON.
-M6aii delivered to am ran ol th city
Froeof charge
EUGENE-FLORENCE
STAGE LINE.
E. BANGS, Proprietor
leaves Eiid-aha fm vuK....
Daily except dunday steam
Returnins- strum
for Eugene daily except Sundays at t
kturdaysat 8am.
-Arrives in Eugene at 6 p ni tba day
following. J
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Florence" " "Urd """"fort'' otnee In
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8000 WORK, LOW PRICES,
6003 STOCK,
-Legal Blanks ol All Kinds
Via
N
UMm PaoHit
RAILWAY
7m
Pullman
Sleeping rjars
Elegant
Dining (Jars
Touristi
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Throunh Ticketa to
CHICAGO, WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YOitK.
BOSTON, and All I'owte
East and South.
For information, tine cards, map
- " and ticketa, call on or write to
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General Agent, Eugene,
Office Opposite Guard oflico.
Or. A D CHARLTON,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent.
255 Morrison St, cor Third, Portland, Oregon
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Salt Lake. TJeDver,
Chicago- Ft Worth, Omaha, 4 pm
Portland Kaneaa City, St
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Atlantio Halt Lake, TJeuver
Expresa Ft Worth, Omaha 8am
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Express Minneapolis, St
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Ocean Stbamhhipb
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nubject to change.
For Han Francisco-
- Hail every 5 d ays
Daily Columbia Hivkb
Ex Sunday Steam sua 4pm
8pm To Astoria and Ex Hunday
Sat 10 p m Way Landings.
WillamktteKivkr
6am Oregon City, New- 4:30 pm
Ex Sunday berg, Salem, Inde- Ex Sunday
uendence and Way
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Tha only Trausconlienental Route
Grand Scenery.
Fine Accommodt ons
Low Rates,
To and from all east
ern points and Eu
rope. Direct Route
to Kootenay mining
district, British Col
umbia. We run the
finest solid vestibule
-. train crossing tlie
continent consisting
of Palace sleepers.
dining cars, tourist
cars, day coaches and
-colonist sleepers.
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STEAMERS.
To China and Jopan.
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN LINK
To Honolulu and Australia,
For full information regarding rates, etc.
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tigem, rortiand, ur.
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TO THE
EASTandSOUTH EAST
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AND
sum
Pullman Palaes Rliinera Tour
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uars Daily to . . . .
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KANSAS CITY, ST. LOUIS'
And other F.antern Cltlea. The ..nlr line
from Portland otfeiini; paMengeni Siiecially
Conducted Excurainna thmuirh to Chlcairo
every . etineat'ay.
Daily Tourist
'Portland to Chicago
t-ar tservlce
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?as been airf kjif
the final settlenu,,
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Notice of Finns.
EUle ol Eilij ui
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Notice uhenhfi,.
;nd.Alcoklc'Slk
liatioLeii,d(wj77;
acoonnt in th, iiittartl
oountjoooitoitu,
that Tncadaj lasfajZT;
tbe honrol lOo'ekxka.
tbatdsyhubmiujL,
thehesriDgol ctjecBoaii
and for lbs finil Mika,,
Any an d all objettioni to
tlie final aettlementolaui .
uiuu witn tut ointolaiiaJ
iiioaaiu UBie 01 ItKM
Dated thiilllbli
Jc,
lie
TroimosiHuji,
AttoiDejslorrcBa
SUMMOki
In the Circuit Caariiakj
for Lane orantj.
Lillis M, Kgglttbu, M
I!oy Egeleihsm, Nu
J o ltov hralesbim.
IN TllENAMSOFra
Oregon, yon ire herarnal
and aniwer ue iwfuaai
in the above entitlcdnaiia
day of Jane, 1MU; tad if fa i
lor want MtrM,IMiaat
.Tee agiiuit job, davxrafi
matrimony now oiitafNM!
defendant and for be ejaa i
of thia rait, and uah-atai
of defendant! wvpertf, aa,
intereatin theSOam dan
the oomplaint, and ila i 4
in tnenoteanonannp1!
the complaint.
Tlii. .iitnmnM ll naUBI
EiranKi OoAiDbiarJraai
ter, iuditeof theCraatj dial
Oregon, made in cbutei
At,t (UV). .nH aii aau
t, il,l Cnt tin a kl
GuAhi)oftbaliiM,iriy
Sheriff StliotK
Notice ia taf ""JJ
execution dnlf h""!
(irtoltbcoUtoalOrliir'
.i r ... n ik.l'hidi'lf
nniHRolaali'9
J,.sr xr.-. laa.iar
Hundred and FilrjSi";
with intenettbenoaW"
f.,i. wi awni'-.i
annum, andfertyniWH
(,. .-H the (nrdnraa'"!
1
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P?erWM,fltf
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sell the fouowk," I
plat of raiiawjn. J
containing one and SJJ,-!
together with aD
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SUMMONS
t. tk.nmitContli'H
for LaneConnty.
n.i M-rt Anur"i .
Eva Andrews
!X TUB Mj,, ia
C.i Yonarlir'1ai'
being the
said court, J iZto
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